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Is 30% a number you think is high? It seems perfectly normal to me, I probably spend at LEAST 75% of my smartphone time in the reddit client. The rest is probab
by wingerlang 10y ago
Is 30% a number you think is high? It seems perfectly normal to me, I probably spend at LEAST 75% of my smartphone time in the reddit client. The rest is probably shared between my IM clients.
I would bet that most people use WeChat for it's social stuff (IMing or doing 'timeline' stuff) apart from the "novelty" stuff like the ones listed.
If we think of WeChat as Instagram, FB and IM all in one where those aren't the "main apps" for just that, I think 30% seems extremely low.
Obviously I am not Chinese, nor do I live there. And my only experience with WeChat is a couple of months in Malaysia (where it is the main client).
Where I live LINE is the big app, it includes similar stuff like paying etc but I never saw/heard of anyone using them. It is mainly IMing and using the timeline. But we've got FB/IG as well so people use those. But I still think LINE have more than 30% of the peoples attention based on what I see.
- erbdex 10y ago> I probably spend at LEAST 75% of my smartphone time in the reddit client. The pitfalls for asking HN users. =) On a more serious note, could you elaborate on the LINE users around you- specifically in terms of what they use it for?
- wingerlang 10y agoMainly for chatting/group chatting when organising events with friends/etc. I also know that people sell clothes a lot, and I personally know that real estate agents use it to post apartments etc.
- rahimnathwani 10y ago"real estate agents use it to post apartments etc." Real estate agents in China use WeChat that way, too.