Online Use Statistics in Germany: Averaging 69 Hours Weekly
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As per data from Postbank, this is the second highest value recorded in a decade for online activity hours. Individuals under 40 years old are averaging 85 hours online weekly, compared to the 62% allocation by those over 40 years old.
In sum, the smartphone rules supreme, with 86% relying on it for their online activities, clocking an average of 24 hours weekly. Laptop computers come in second, as 67% use them for online tasks, with an average usage time of 11.5 hours. Desktop computers are in third place, used by 47% and averaging 9.8 hours.
Interestingly, there's been an upward trend in people finding internet usage overwhelming, according to Postbank's survey. A significant 17% of respondents expressed a desire to cut back on their personal online time, with a total of 3,171 individuals in Germany surveyed for the study. The findings are considered representative.
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- Despite the high usage, Postbank's survey showed that 17% of people in Germany feel overwhelmed by their online activity and wish to reduce their personal time online.
- During the Corona pandemic, German residents spent an average of 69 hours weekly on the internet, a figure provided by Postbank.
- As per Postbank's data, individuals under 40 years old spend the most time online, averaging 85 hours weekly, while those over 40 years old allocate 62% of their time to online activities.
- Bonn-based Postbank recently conducted a survey, revealing that over 3,171 individuals in Germany expressed a desire to reduce their personal online time due to feelings of being overwhelmed.
- Among the devices used for online activities in Germany, smartphones are the most popular, with 86% relying on them and averaging 24 hours weekly, according to Postbank's statistics.
