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Appendix E: Detailed Tables
Younger, higher income more likely to own mobile phones
In every country surveyed, those with higher incomes more likely to own a smartphone
Advanced economies: Smartphone ownership by age over time; Emerging economies: Smartphone ownership by age over time
Advanced economies: Smartphone ownership by gender over time; Emerging economies: Smartphone ownership by gender over time
Younger, better-educated more likely to use social media
Higher-income adults more likely to use social media

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