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Consumer Attitudes Toward Brands That Use Emojis [CHART]

More brands are using emojis in their messaging than a year ago, and most mobile phone users have a positive perception of brands that do so.

eMarketer estimated in June that 105.2 million people in the US would use Facebook Messenger at least monthly this year.

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

Mobile users spend the majority of their app time with their single favorite one.

It’s well known by now that Instagram is the top social platform for post engagement rates, although those rates have been on the decline.

Convenience, security and speed are the most important elements of a good mobile experience.

Mobile accounted for roughly 1 in every 6 retail dollars spent online during Q4 2015.

Facebook is easily the most popular social channel for advertising, but Instagram seems to be gaining on more mature offerings.

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

There appears to be an epidemic of scary clown sightings around the world along with a corresponding rise in clown porn searches.