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As for the places where they connect to the digital world, the majority of users continue to do so from home (94.9%) or from work (57.1%), although the number of users using the street or public transport has grown considerably, with 46.7%, an increase of 2.1 points in one year.

And this growing connection from almost anywhere is a reflection of the general addiction of users to the online world , as more than half of those surveyed, 55.8%, say they are permanently connected. times a day, the figure reaches 93.8%.

Furthermore, 76.4% of users acknowledge their high dependence on the 2.0 environment, stating that it would be difficult or very difficult for them to live without the Internet , and in the case of mobile phones this number stands at 70%.

In the case of mobile phones, 45% of respondents say they could not live without internet on this device, which means an increase of 20 points compared to the 2012 figure.

Email and instant messaging are also nepal phone data positioned as essential services for Internet users, with 61.1% and 55.3% respectively acknowledging the difficulty of living without them.

However, it is striking that social networks do not generate as much addiction, with figures standing at 31.1%.

The results show that 43% of users use it to access the Internet on a constant basis; 54.3% say they connect for more than one hour a day and 15.3% for more than 4 hours.

As for the activities they carry out, email (85.3%), instant messaging (82.8%), browsing (77.8%) and using social networks (72.1%), reading news (65.6%) or watching videos (60.1%) are at the top of the list.

Among users who combine the Internet and television, the majority look for information about programmes, comments on content on the Internet or search for information about products or brands that appear. These comments are made mainly on social networks but are also increasing in instant messaging.

Mobile phones are also gaining ground in e-commerce, with 35.5% of respondents saying that this device has changed the way they shop.