Zoomers

What is Zoomers?

Zoomers is a slang term for Generation Z (born 1997-2012). It’s a playful and widely understood shorthand reference to this generation, particularly known for its digital fluency and rapid adoption of new technologies. This term is often used in online discussions and social media to refer to the values, behaviors, and trends associated with Gen Z.

Q&A

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