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Who People Want To Protect Their Smart Phones From, October 2013 [TABLE]

Women were also notably less likely to say they had racy photos on their phones they wanted to keep close tabs on.

Overall, 81.3% of male smart phone users and 80.3% of females said they had reasons for keeping smartphone files private.

This infographic by DietsInReview illustrates the results of a study in the American Journal Of Medicine of pot smokers thinness.

42% of respondents strongly agree that they pick up their phones when they have time to kill.

While 59% of male respondents said they were at least some benefits to the devices, a majority of women said there would be no benefits at all.

Hardly anyone has a wearable tech device just yet,—just 3% of US internet users—and signs don’t point to that changing without some major changes.

In the past year alone, the number of US mothers using smartphones increased nearly 34%, BabyCenter reported in September 2013.

The percentage of mobile phone owners in the US who say their device has near-field communications (NFC) technology has doubled since last year.

Both smart phone and tablet use saw a large leap among US teenagers ages 13 to 17 between 2012 and 2013.

More than three in four internet users ages 45 and up worry about their online security, especially fraud or identity theft.