@savageupdatesPew Research Center put together the full ranking of what Americans actually open on their phones. YouTube leads the pack at 84%, then Facebook at 71%, with Instagram pulling in half of online users. TikTok reaches 37%, WhatsApp 32%, and Reddit 26%. Snapchat sits at 25%, X (Twitter) at 21%, while Threads manages 8%, Bluesky 4%, and Truth Social closes at 3%.
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The image is an infographic displaying the most used online platforms by Americans. It shows the logos and names of 11 platforms, each with a percentage indicating its usage. The mood is informative and data-driven, with a clean, modern aesthetic. A notable detail is the inclusion of American flags next to each platform name. The on-screen text includes platform names like "YouTube", "Facebook", "Instagram", "TikTok", "WhatsApp", "Reddit", "Snapchat", "X (Twitter)", "Threads", "Bluesky", and "Truth Social", along with their respective usage percentages. At the bottom, it reads "Source: Pew Research Center."
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Originalbeitrag ansehenFoto von @savageupdates· Aug 28, 2026· Snapchat
The image is an infographic displaying the most used online platforms by Americans. It shows the logos and names of 11 platforms, each with a percentage indicating its usage. The mood is informative and data-driven, with a clean, modern aesthetic. A notable detail is the inclusion of American flags next to each platform name. The on-screen text includes platform names like "YouTube", "Facebook", "Instagram", "TikTok", "WhatsApp", "Reddit", "Snapchat", "X (Twitter)", "Threads", "Bluesky", and "Truth Social", along with their respective usage percentages. At the bottom, it reads "Source: Pew Research Center."
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