【Purpose/significance】 This paper aims to clarify the strength of the factors influencing social media users' discontinuous

use behavior in existing studies, confirm the differences in the results of existing studies, and provide theoretical guidance for socialmedia operators to optimize their service strategies and reduce negative effects, as well as reference for subsequent studies on discon⁃tinuous use behavior.【Method/process】 Using meta-analysis methods, 87 effect values were extracted from 77 relevant empirical stud⁃ies for comprehensive quantitative analysis including effect value calculation, publication bias test, heterogeneity test, overall effect test, and moderating effect analysis.【Result/conclusion】 The results showed that social media burnout in affective factors and dissatis⁃faction in attitudinal factors were strongly correlated with discontinuous use behavior, and verified that information overload and pri⁃vacy concerns were also influential factors of discontinuous use behavior. Also, the factors influencing social media users' discontinu⁃ous use behavior are moderated by gender, age, privacy concerns, and information overload.【Innovation/limitation】 Used meta-analysis to analyze the strength of each influencing factor on users' discontinuous use behavior, confirming the differences in findings in some studies and providing research ideas for subsequent studies.