Social networks are the 21st century newspapers. To launch a line of clothing, to advertise the new project for anything else, the celebrities use Instagram, Twitter and Snapchatin to tell the world the latest news.
But power comes with responsibility. Turning to a social networking star, fans expect to post often, to be an example and an open book. Perhaps the Kardashians have no problem sharing the world with every detail of their personal life, but others have it.
"I do not know anything that I would like to do less than to post details of my personal life regularly," said Scarlett Johansson in 2011.
Jennifer Lawrence
"You will never open a Twitter. I'm not very talented with technology phones, "BBC Radio 1's actress said." I can not withstand emails, Twitteri seems unobtainable. "
Keira Knightley
"I ran a Twitter for 12 hours and was terrified," she told The Jonathan Ross Show. "I did not answer anything and it was a false account. But because Chloë Grace Mortez followed me, people started running endlessly. Postova 'Drinking a cup of tea right now,' and was scared of reactions. '
Rachel McAdams
"I hear the news on the radio. I do not have a TV and I can not get it emailed, "McAdams told People in 2009. "I'm very ignorant."
Sandra Bullock
"We are not presenting our lives as they are," Bullock told The Times. "I do not intend to post a selfie that can not wipe."
Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen
Twins have no account in social networks because they highly value privacy. The first public self was posted on Instagram of Sephora in April 2016.
Scarlett Johansson
"I do not have Facebook or Twitter," Johansson told Interview. "I do not know anything that I would like to do less than to post details of my personal life regularly."
Emily Blunt
"I'm like a dinosaur when it comes to these things. First. But I also do not feel organic, "Blunt told Vulture. "I can not remember to send people a message."
Jennifer Garner
"I do not want to add more blame on my life from the phone or computer," Garner told People. "I have nothing to post that people would like to see. Better stay away. No one will see me and my friends after we bring the children to the garden. "
Emma Stone
"Everyone cultivates their lives on Instagram or on other social networks and which photos make their day look better," Emma told EPIX.com.
Kristen Stewart
"Everyone can interfere in another's life without problems," Stewart told Flaunt. "Anyone can do it. Buy a camera and you are unprepared; open an account on Twitter and be an informant. It's annoying. "
Kate Winslet
"It has a lot of influence on women's self-esteem because in Instagram, they just design themselves in a way that they are pleasing," Winslet told The Sunday Times. "And what follows? Nutrition disorders. This fact frustrates me very much and therefore we do not allow social networks at home. "
Jennifer Aniston
"I was so stressed, but sweaty," said Aniston for the period she posted on her company's Living Proof account. "When I see children face-to-face all the time, I'm sorry," she told People.
George and Amal Clooney
"I can say something idyote and I do not think I should be so easily accessible," Clooney told Variety.
Mila Kunis
"I do not think people should be informed when I go to the toilet," she said at The Late Show with Craig Ferguson. "What do I post? 'Hey, now I'm going from here to room.' I have no idea whatsoever. "
Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt
"It's a scary world," said Jolie for People as he called himself traditional when it came to technology. She and Pitt hired a security team to monitor the contingency of consuming their children online.
Daniel Radcliffe
"I do not have Facebook or Twitter, and that makes things so easy. Because you go to Twitter, tell the whole world what you are doing and then ask for a private life. No one really takes such a request seriously, "said the Sky News actor.
