A new report shows that people in South Africa and Brazil spent the most time online in 2024, while the U.S. ranked above ...

Russia and Egypt were also ranked as "not free." In total, "89 percent of internet users or nearly 3 billion people" fall under some sort of surveillance program, an absolutely staggering number.

Almost three quarters – 3.7 billion – of global internet users will be mobile-only by 2025, according to projections from GSMA Intelligence. Five countries are expected to account for half of all ...

About the research: The report was based on data from an online survey of global Internet users conducted in 3Q13. Ayaz Nanji is a writer, editor, content strategist, and research writer for ...

In an age where staying connected is crucial, whether for work or leisure, the demand for reliable internet access has never ...

Young people aged 15 to 24 are more likely to use the Internet than the rest of the population, but this generational gap has been slowly narrowing over the last four years. According to the ...

This figure is also ahead of the global average of three hours and 46 minutes. At the time of the report production, data ...

The average global Internet user spends two and a half hours daily on social media, and information on their activity - gathered under the catch-all 'big data' - reveals a great deal about what ...

This is the first time that a Chinese military service has opened social media accounts on international platforms. Before ...

The GIPR's focus on application usage extends beyond overall traffic ... To download a copy of AppLogic Networks’ 2025 Global Internet Phenomena Report, please visit AppLogic Networks website.

The U.S. placed above the global average, while Japan had the lowest usage LOS ANGELES - As internet access expands and digital habits deepen, global internet users are spending more time online ...