ALT Most relationships between digital media use and well-being identified in this study were weak (below 0.1). If we set above 0.1 as a meaningful level for the effects of digital media, anything below 0.1 can be considered too minor to be meaningful. From the perspective of confidence intervals the confidence intervals of texting and SNS on overall well-being and the effect sizes of most SNS activities on overall well-being were completely contained in the null region (−0.10 to 0.10) and could be considered null (or at best, trivial) correlations. When excluding these null results from our analyses, SNS use, including both general use and specific activities, had more meaningful associations with psychopathology than with positive well-being. Among all types of digital media use, only the results of phone calls (for positive well-being), SNS use (for psychopathology), and online gaming (for psychopathology) were meaningful.