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Gen Z Adopts Custom Phone Greetings

Generation Z is moving away from traditional phone greetings, often using custom greetings or choosing not to greet at all. This trend is influenced by advancements in technology and the common use of caller identification.

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Generation Z is moving away from traditional phone greetings, often using custom greetings or choosing not to greet at all. This trend is influenced by advancements in technology and the common use of caller identification.

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Original Headline

The Generation That’s Never Had to Say ‘Hello?’

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Gen Z Adopts Custom Phone Greetings