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Demographics Of Twitter Users

Table: Demographics of Twitter Users

Roughly one-quarter of online adults (24%) use Twitter, a proportion that is statistically unchanged from a survey conducted in 2015 (23%).

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Demographics Of Instagram Users [TABLE]

Table: Demographics of Instagram Users

Around one-third of online adults (32%) report using Instagram – roughly the same share as in 2015, when 27% of online adults did so.

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Digital Device Addiction By Age [CHART]

Addiction To Digital Device by Age

More than half of internet users are addicted to their digital devices—and it’s most common among younger users.

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Demographics Of Facebook Users [TABLE]

Table: Demographics of Facebook Users

Roughly eight-in-ten online Americans (79%) now use Facebook, a 7-percentage-point increase from a survey conducted at a similar point in 2015.

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US Snapchat Users By Age [CHART]

US Snapchat Users By Age - 2014-2020 [CHART]

Snapchat’s US monthly user base is projected to grow by 27.2% this year to 58.6 million.

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Demographics Of Mobile Payment Users [CHART]

Demographics Of Mobile Payment Users [CHART]

Mobile payment users tend to skew young, with more than 7 in 10 belonging to the Millennial (39%) or Gen X (33%) generations.

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Facebook Live Video Awareness [CHART]

Facebook Live Video Awareness

Some 37% of US adults have heard about Facebook’s new feature allowing them to broadcast live video.

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Weekly Time Spent With Select Media [TABLE]

Weekly Time Spent With Select Media

US consumers spend an average of 35 hours per week watching live and timeshifted television.

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Demographics Of Unplugged Vacationers [CHART]

US internet users are equally divided in their intentions to be plugged in or unplugged to the web while on vacation.

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Devices Millennials Use To Do Political Research [CHART]

Millennials are more likely than their older counterparts to use their tablets, connected TVs—and especially their smartphones—to conduct political research.

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