Saudi youth want a say in governmental policies and procedures because of their increased exposure to the world through social media and the difficulties they are facing (unemployment, living costs and education).[1] In 2012, it was estimated that YouTube use in the country increased 260%, and an estimated one-third of Saudis are active Twitter users.[2][3] Saudi youth will use Twitter in order to voice their discontent over a lack of political rights, and sixty-three percent of youth said that they would like the government to give them increased participation and access to formulating and implementing policy at the local level in a 2011 survey.[6][4]