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Frequency With Which People Check Their Online Bank Statements, October 2013 [TABLE]

Banking customers from all four countries were not resistant to checking their online bank statements with relatively high frequency.

How People Get Their Bank Statements Worldwide, October 2013 [TABLE]

There was no clear uniformity among the countries in terms of customer preference for online or printed statements.

Privacy Concerns Over Wearable Computers, September 2013 [CHART]

On average, around one-third of internet users in select countries were worried that wearable devices would invade people’s privacy.

Consumer Desires For Speedy Online Support, November 2013 [TABLE]

7 in 10 consumers across 7 major markets report being more likely to be loyal to a brand that provides real-time one-to-one assistance at critical moments during their purchase journey.

Global Facebook User Growth By Country, 2012-2017 [TABLE]

The fastest growth in social network usage is happening in less-developed markets.

Global Social Network Penetration By Country, 2012-2017 [TABLE]

The highest penetration of social network users as a share of total population occurs in the Netherlands, where 63.5% of all residents are social network users.

Global Opinions On Privacy, 2013 [CHART]

Americans and China hold opposite opinions about location, purchases and website visits.

Motivations For Using Digital Media, August 2013 [TABLE]

Compared to consumers in 32 other countries, Americans are among the least motivated to use digital media for self-expression, even using online media typically associated with self-expression (such as blogging) more out of a desire for entertainment.

10 Most Popular Social Networks Among Germans, December 2012 [CHART]

Facebook is the dominant social network in Germany. Still, internet users in the country turn to Facebook less than any other nation in the EU-5.

Most Common Tablet Activities By Age, July 2013 [CHART]

While young (18-29), middle-aged (30-49) and and older (50-64) tablet users display strikingly similar levels of use of their devices, they sometimes differ when it comes to their preferred activities.