These are the social media accounts most Brits are wanting to remove themselves from

That's according to cybersecurity experts at VPNOverview.com who have researched the number of monthly Google searches in the UK to delete social media profiles and other accounts.

The study found that Brits want to detox from Instagram the most, with more than 321,000 searches a month from users wishing to get rid of their accounts.

Facebook, which like Instagram is owned by Meta, was second with more than 82,000 monthly searches to delete accounts.

The news comes off the back of Facebook seeing its first-ever decline in the number of daily users on the platform at the end of last year, and a one per cent revenue decline in the second quarter of 2022.

One dating app made the top 10, with 23,000 searches from people seeking to delete their Plenty of Fish Accounts,

The top 10 accounts people in the UK want to delete, based on average monthly searches, are:

• Instagram - 321,000

• Facebook - 82,000

• Snapchat - 73,000

• Google - 50,000

• Plenty of Fish - 23,000

• Twitter - 18,000

• Reddit - 14,000

• Amazon - 13,000

• Kik - 12,000

• TikTok - 8,800

Commenting on the findings, a spokesperson from VPNOverview said: “It’s interesting to see the contrast of platforms on the list, and how it’s not just social media that people want a cleanse from following controversies around privacy and data collection.

"Platforms offering subscription services like Amazon are also taking a hit, with the rising cost of living meaning many Brits are having to cut corners on things they use every day.”