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Given the rising prevalence of internet use disorder among young people, a number of research have looked at the connection between certain personality traits and online addiction. This abstract investigates the complicated relationship between personality traits and young adult internet addiction in order to comprehend the subtle dynamics at the root of this contemporary issue. A descriptive correlational methodology was used for this investigation. There were 100 male and female young adults in the population of statistics in 2024. Random selection of the participants was done via multistage clustering. Data were gathered using two questionnaires: the five-factor Modified NEO Psychological Inventory and the Internet addiction test. Internet addiction is a condition that is causing worry for a growing number of people. Conscientiousness, extroversion, conviviality, and neuroticism are the Big Five traits of the personality model, and this study uses them as a framework to examine the connections between these qualities and internet addiction.