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NTIA / U.S. Census Bureau · November 2023 · Internet users aged 15+ · At least occasional activity during the prior six months
The percentages compare participation within each group of internet users aged 15+. Select one breakdown at a time; these tables do not support age by income, state by age or any other intersection. Household characteristics describe the selected person’s household, not a household audience count.
Population, weighting and comparison limits →Social-network use — Age
Social-network use, by age
Internet users in each age group. Ages 15–24 include teenagers and adults; this is not a teen-only survey.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15–24 | 86.6546 | 0.6981 | age1524Prop |
| 25–44 | 85.1337 | 0.3833 | age2544Prop |
| 45–64 | 73.2888 | 0.4836 | age4564Prop |
| 65+ | 57.3940 | 0.5532 | age65pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Social-network use — Family income
Social-network use, by family income
Annual family income, not personal earnings. All values refer to internet users aged 15+ in the income group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $25,000 | 70.5477 | 0.7634 | incomeU25Prop |
| $25,000–49,999 | 73.5867 | 0.6235 | income2549Prop |
| $50,000–74,999 | 76.6575 | 0.6037 | income5074Prop |
| $75,000–99,999 | 78.0072 | 0.7091 | income7599Prop |
| $100,000 or more | 79.4762 | 0.4183 | income100pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Social-network use — Education
Social-network use, by education
Educational attainment of internet users aged 15+. High school includes GED; some college includes associate degrees and vocational study short of a bachelor’s degree.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No high school diploma | 72.8516 | 0.9671 | edNoDiplomaProp |
| High school graduate | 73.8122 | 0.5500 | edHSGradProp |
| Some college | 77.6071 | 0.4598 | edSomeCollegeProp |
| College graduate | 78.2265 | 0.3738 | edCollegeGradProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Social-network use — Sex
Social-network use, by sex
The source tabulates male and female categories. These are its sex categories, not a gender-identity measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male | 72.8779 | 0.3837 | sexMaleProp |
| Female | 79.7063 | 0.3420 | sexFemaleProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Social-network use — Race and Hispanic origin
Social-network use, by race and hispanic origin
Hispanic includes any race. Other groups exclude Hispanic people; Other includes multiracial and other less common responses. Preserve the source grouping.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| White, non-Hispanic | 75.8144 | 0.2865 | raceWhiteProp |
| Black, non-Hispanic | 78.2131 | 0.7095 | raceBlackProp |
| Hispanic, any race | 76.7909 | 0.7418 | raceHispanicProp |
| Asian, non-Hispanic | 75.5168 | 1.0676 | raceAsianProp |
| American Indian / Alaska Native, non-Hispanic | 79.1919 | 3.0266 | raceAmIndianProp |
| Other / multiracial, non-Hispanic | 79.5382 | 1.7830 | raceOtherProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Social-network use — Disability status
Social-network use, by disability status
CPS-reported disability status among internet users aged 15+. The source screens hearing, vision, cognitive, mobility, self-care and independent-living difficulties.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No disability reported | 77.9962 | 0.2861 | disabilityNoProp |
| Disability reported | 64.4960 | 0.7351 | disabilityYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Social-network use — Employment status
Social-network use, by employment status
CPS PEMLR employment status among internet users aged 15+. Not a workplace-use measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Employed | 81.5960 | 0.3214 | workEmployedProp |
| Unemployed | 79.5596 | 1.7549 | workUnemployedProp |
| Not in the labor force | 66.0885 | 0.4742 | workNILFProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Social-network use — Metropolitan status
Social-network use, by metropolitan status
CPS metropolitan statistical area classification, not literal urban/rural density. Unknown stays a separate group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-metropolitan area | 76.2001 | 0.6037 | metroNoProp |
| Metropolitan area | 76.3721 | 0.2898 | metroYesProp |
| Unknown metropolitan status | 78.5231 | 1.5418 | metroUnknownProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Social-network use — School-aged child in household
Social-network use, by school-aged child in household
NTIA household classification from age 6–17 child/relative records; this remains an internet-user 15+ denominator, not a count of households or children.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No school-aged child | 74.8134 | 0.2883 | scChldHomeNoProp |
| School-aged child present | 80.9851 | 0.5754 | scChldHomeYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Social-network use — Veteran status
Social-network use, by veteran status
CPS PEAFEVER categories among internet users aged 15+; missing status is not assigned to non-veteran.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, socialNetworkUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not a veteran | 77.3109 | 0.2801 | veteranNoProp |
| Veteran | 63.3146 | 0.9754 | veteranYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about using social networks, such as Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] use social networks?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — Age
Texting or instant messaging, by age
Internet users in each age group. Ages 15–24 include teenagers and adults; this is not a teen-only survey.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15–24 | 97.5150 | 0.3133 | age1524Prop |
| 25–44 | 98.0204 | 0.1667 | age2544Prop |
| 45–64 | 95.8625 | 0.2204 | age4564Prop |
| 65+ | 86.7048 | 0.3497 | age65pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — Family income
Texting or instant messaging, by family income
Annual family income, not personal earnings. All values refer to internet users aged 15+ in the income group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $25,000 | 90.5565 | 0.5029 | incomeU25Prop |
| $25,000–49,999 | 92.5081 | 0.3369 | income2549Prop |
| $50,000–74,999 | 94.9565 | 0.3039 | income5074Prop |
| $75,000–99,999 | 96.6554 | 0.2643 | income7599Prop |
| $100,000 or more | 97.7588 | 0.1539 | income100pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — Education
Texting or instant messaging, by education
Educational attainment of internet users aged 15+. High school includes GED; some college includes associate degrees and vocational study short of a bachelor’s degree.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No high school diploma | 91.4364 | 0.5630 | edNoDiplomaProp |
| High school graduate | 92.7521 | 0.2936 | edHSGradProp |
| Some college | 95.9096 | 0.2113 | edSomeCollegeProp |
| College graduate | 97.0762 | 0.1495 | edCollegeGradProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — Sex
Texting or instant messaging, by sex
The source tabulates male and female categories. These are its sex categories, not a gender-identity measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male | 94.6511 | 0.1914 | sexMaleProp |
| Female | 95.4603 | 0.1730 | sexFemaleProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — Race and Hispanic origin
Texting or instant messaging, by race and hispanic origin
Hispanic includes any race. Other groups exclude Hispanic people; Other includes multiracial and other less common responses. Preserve the source grouping.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| White, non-Hispanic | 95.0356 | 0.1472 | raceWhiteProp |
| Black, non-Hispanic | 95.0721 | 0.3464 | raceBlackProp |
| Hispanic, any race | 95.0566 | 0.3759 | raceHispanicProp |
| Asian, non-Hispanic | 94.4972 | 0.5815 | raceAsianProp |
| American Indian / Alaska Native, non-Hispanic | 95.8598 | 1.1938 | raceAmIndianProp |
| Other / multiracial, non-Hispanic | 97.0327 | 0.5877 | raceOtherProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — Disability status
Texting or instant messaging, by disability status
CPS-reported disability status among internet users aged 15+. The source screens hearing, vision, cognitive, mobility, self-care and independent-living difficulties.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No disability reported | 96.1567 | 0.1271 | disabilityNoProp |
| Disability reported | 87.0947 | 0.5355 | disabilityYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — Employment status
Texting or instant messaging, by employment status
CPS PEMLR employment status among internet users aged 15+. Not a workplace-use measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Employed | 97.9925 | 0.1111 | workEmployedProp |
| Unemployed | 96.1282 | 0.7564 | workUnemployedProp |
| Not in the labor force | 89.3561 | 0.3240 | workNILFProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — Metropolitan status
Texting or instant messaging, by metropolitan status
CPS metropolitan statistical area classification, not literal urban/rural density. Unknown stays a separate group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-metropolitan area | 93.6196 | 0.3705 | metroNoProp |
| Metropolitan area | 95.2821 | 0.1357 | metroYesProp |
| Unknown metropolitan status | 93.9816 | 1.3456 | metroUnknownProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — School-aged child in household
Texting or instant messaging, by school-aged child in household
NTIA household classification from age 6–17 child/relative records; this remains an internet-user 15+ denominator, not a count of households or children.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No school-aged child | 94.4532 | 0.1423 | scChldHomeNoProp |
| School-aged child present | 96.8788 | 0.2452 | scChldHomeYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Texting or instant messaging — Veteran status
Texting or instant messaging, by veteran status
CPS PEAFEVER categories among internet users aged 15+; missing status is not assigned to non-veteran.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, textIMUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not a veteran | 95.4102 | 0.1282 | veteranNoProp |
| Veteran | 90.2599 | 0.5769 | veteranYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about texting or instant messaging? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] text or use instant messaging?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — Age
Watching videos online, by age
Internet users in each age group. Ages 15–24 include teenagers and adults; this is not a teen-only survey.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15–24 | 86.1836 | 0.7952 | age1524Prop |
| 25–44 | 82.6596 | 0.4412 | age2544Prop |
| 45–64 | 68.9616 | 0.4631 | age4564Prop |
| 65+ | 50.5776 | 0.6217 | age65pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — Family income
Watching videos online, by family income
Annual family income, not personal earnings. All values refer to internet users aged 15+ in the income group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $25,000 | 61.1046 | 0.8812 | incomeU25Prop |
| $25,000–49,999 | 66.0176 | 0.7342 | income2549Prop |
| $50,000–74,999 | 71.5835 | 0.6121 | income5074Prop |
| $75,000–99,999 | 75.3591 | 0.7209 | income7599Prop |
| $100,000 or more | 80.9924 | 0.3653 | income100pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — Education
Watching videos online, by education
Educational attainment of internet users aged 15+. High school includes GED; some college includes associate degrees and vocational study short of a bachelor’s degree.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No high school diploma | 68.2275 | 1.0342 | edNoDiplomaProp |
| High school graduate | 65.5352 | 0.6088 | edHSGradProp |
| Some college | 73.7385 | 0.5035 | edSomeCollegeProp |
| College graduate | 78.4759 | 0.3736 | edCollegeGradProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — Sex
Watching videos online, by sex
The source tabulates male and female categories. These are its sex categories, not a gender-identity measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male | 74.4947 | 0.4140 | sexMaleProp |
| Female | 71.2188 | 0.3855 | sexFemaleProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — Race and Hispanic origin
Watching videos online, by race and hispanic origin
Hispanic includes any race. Other groups exclude Hispanic people; Other includes multiracial and other less common responses. Preserve the source grouping.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| White, non-Hispanic | 72.7271 | 0.3236 | raceWhiteProp |
| Black, non-Hispanic | 71.3339 | 0.9092 | raceBlackProp |
| Hispanic, any race | 71.7808 | 0.8357 | raceHispanicProp |
| Asian, non-Hispanic | 75.8688 | 1.0150 | raceAsianProp |
| American Indian / Alaska Native, non-Hispanic | 67.7049 | 3.2705 | raceAmIndianProp |
| Other / multiracial, non-Hispanic | 84.0620 | 1.4178 | raceOtherProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — Disability status
Watching videos online, by disability status
CPS-reported disability status among internet users aged 15+. The source screens hearing, vision, cognitive, mobility, self-care and independent-living difficulties.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No disability reported | 74.5309 | 0.3007 | disabilityNoProp |
| Disability reported | 60.3276 | 0.7896 | disabilityYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — Employment status
Watching videos online, by employment status
CPS PEMLR employment status among internet users aged 15+. Not a workplace-use measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Employed | 78.9744 | 0.3337 | workEmployedProp |
| Unemployed | 72.7666 | 2.1447 | workUnemployedProp |
| Not in the labor force | 60.9770 | 0.5681 | workNILFProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — Metropolitan status
Watching videos online, by metropolitan status
CPS metropolitan statistical area classification, not literal urban/rural density. Unknown stays a separate group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-metropolitan area | 66.4887 | 0.8771 | metroNoProp |
| Metropolitan area | 73.7854 | 0.3003 | metroYesProp |
| Unknown metropolitan status | 66.6551 | 3.9928 | metroUnknownProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — School-aged child in household
Watching videos online, by school-aged child in household
NTIA household classification from age 6–17 child/relative records; this remains an internet-user 15+ denominator, not a count of households or children.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No school-aged child | 70.5047 | 0.3063 | scChldHomeNoProp |
| School-aged child present | 79.6851 | 0.5990 | scChldHomeYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Watching videos online — Veteran status
Watching videos online, by veteran status
CPS PEAFEVER categories among internet users aged 15+; missing status is not assigned to non-veteran.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, videoUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not a veteran | 73.1255 | 0.2879 | veteranNoProp |
| Veteran | 64.4559 | 0.9471 | veteranYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading videos? [Do you/Does NAME] watch videos over the Internet? Examples include YouTube and Netflix.
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — Age
Internet video or voice calls, by age
Internet users in each age group. Ages 15–24 include teenagers and adults; this is not a teen-only survey.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15–24 | 74.6141 | 0.9456 | age1524Prop |
| 25–44 | 75.2908 | 0.4714 | age2544Prop |
| 45–64 | 64.1542 | 0.4938 | age4564Prop |
| 65+ | 46.2828 | 0.5440 | age65pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — Family income
Internet video or voice calls, by family income
Annual family income, not personal earnings. All values refer to internet users aged 15+ in the income group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $25,000 | 50.9214 | 1.0007 | incomeU25Prop |
| $25,000–49,999 | 55.0925 | 0.7202 | income2549Prop |
| $50,000–74,999 | 63.5419 | 0.7934 | income5074Prop |
| $75,000–99,999 | 68.5836 | 0.8897 | income7599Prop |
| $100,000 or more | 78.8350 | 0.4163 | income100pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — Education
Internet video or voice calls, by education
Educational attainment of internet users aged 15+. High school includes GED; some college includes associate degrees and vocational study short of a bachelor’s degree.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No high school diploma | 55.4925 | 1.2617 | edNoDiplomaProp |
| High school graduate | 51.7515 | 0.6314 | edHSGradProp |
| Some college | 66.0094 | 0.6118 | edSomeCollegeProp |
| College graduate | 79.1657 | 0.3616 | edCollegeGradProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — Sex
Internet video or voice calls, by sex
The source tabulates male and female categories. These are its sex categories, not a gender-identity measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male | 64.3323 | 0.4536 | sexMaleProp |
| Female | 67.8363 | 0.4189 | sexFemaleProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — Race and Hispanic origin
Internet video or voice calls, by race and hispanic origin
Hispanic includes any race. Other groups exclude Hispanic people; Other includes multiracial and other less common responses. Preserve the source grouping.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| White, non-Hispanic | 66.3021 | 0.3447 | raceWhiteProp |
| Black, non-Hispanic | 66.9879 | 0.9019 | raceBlackProp |
| Hispanic, any race | 61.8226 | 0.8452 | raceHispanicProp |
| Asian, non-Hispanic | 72.5751 | 1.1408 | raceAsianProp |
| American Indian / Alaska Native, non-Hispanic | 54.4812 | 3.9319 | raceAmIndianProp |
| Other / multiracial, non-Hispanic | 75.8494 | 1.9221 | raceOtherProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — Disability status
Internet video or voice calls, by disability status
CPS-reported disability status among internet users aged 15+. The source screens hearing, vision, cognitive, mobility, self-care and independent-living difficulties.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No disability reported | 68.1177 | 0.3428 | disabilityNoProp |
| Disability reported | 51.5711 | 0.8342 | disabilityYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — Employment status
Internet video or voice calls, by employment status
CPS PEMLR employment status among internet users aged 15+. Not a workplace-use measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Employed | 73.6522 | 0.3959 | workEmployedProp |
| Unemployed | 65.1755 | 2.1819 | workUnemployedProp |
| Not in the labor force | 51.7003 | 0.5411 | workNILFProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — Metropolitan status
Internet video or voice calls, by metropolitan status
CPS metropolitan statistical area classification, not literal urban/rural density. Unknown stays a separate group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-metropolitan area | 55.2790 | 0.8777 | metroNoProp |
| Metropolitan area | 67.7801 | 0.3484 | metroYesProp |
| Unknown metropolitan status | 55.4038 | 3.8366 | metroUnknownProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — School-aged child in household
Internet video or voice calls, by school-aged child in household
NTIA household classification from age 6–17 child/relative records; this remains an internet-user 15+ denominator, not a count of households or children.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No school-aged child | 64.3669 | 0.3617 | scChldHomeNoProp |
| School-aged child present | 71.3352 | 0.5983 | scChldHomeYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Internet video or voice calls — Veteran status
Internet video or voice calls, by veteran status
CPS PEAFEVER categories among internet users aged 15+; missing status is not assigned to non-veteran.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, callConfUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not a veteran | 66.9015 | 0.3332 | veteranNoProp |
| Veteran | 54.8786 | 1.1066 | veteranYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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In the past six months, [have you/has NAME] participated in video or voice calls or conferencing over the Internet, such as with FaceTime or Zoom? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] participate in video or voice calls or conferencing?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 148. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — Age
Online music, radio and podcasts, by age
Internet users in each age group. Ages 15–24 include teenagers and adults; this is not a teen-only survey.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| 15–24 | 79.9774 | 0.8786 | age1524Prop |
| 25–44 | 73.8545 | 0.5442 | age2544Prop |
| 45–64 | 56.7075 | 0.5276 | age4564Prop |
| 65+ | 35.0757 | 0.5472 | age65pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — Family income
Online music, radio and podcasts, by family income
Annual family income, not personal earnings. All values refer to internet users aged 15+ in the income group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Under $25,000 | 49.2949 | 0.8335 | incomeU25Prop |
| $25,000–49,999 | 53.2086 | 0.7080 | income2549Prop |
| $50,000–74,999 | 59.8644 | 0.7620 | income5074Prop |
| $75,000–99,999 | 63.8481 | 0.8116 | income7599Prop |
| $100,000 or more | 72.7060 | 0.4503 | income100pProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — Education
Online music, radio and podcasts, by education
Educational attainment of internet users aged 15+. High school includes GED; some college includes associate degrees and vocational study short of a bachelor’s degree.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No high school diploma | 57.1690 | 1.1505 | edNoDiplomaProp |
| High school graduate | 52.9315 | 0.6875 | edHSGradProp |
| Some college | 61.8900 | 0.5818 | edSomeCollegeProp |
| College graduate | 69.9724 | 0.4346 | edCollegeGradProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — Sex
Online music, radio and podcasts, by sex
The source tabulates male and female categories. These are its sex categories, not a gender-identity measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Male | 63.7002 | 0.4565 | sexMaleProp |
| Female | 60.5598 | 0.4443 | sexFemaleProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — Race and Hispanic origin
Online music, radio and podcasts, by race and hispanic origin
Hispanic includes any race. Other groups exclude Hispanic people; Other includes multiracial and other less common responses. Preserve the source grouping.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| White, non-Hispanic | 62.1485 | 0.3366 | raceWhiteProp |
| Black, non-Hispanic | 61.8762 | 0.9293 | raceBlackProp |
| Hispanic, any race | 61.1482 | 0.8791 | raceHispanicProp |
| Asian, non-Hispanic | 60.6868 | 1.2661 | raceAsianProp |
| American Indian / Alaska Native, non-Hispanic | 61.1304 | 3.6954 | raceAmIndianProp |
| Other / multiracial, non-Hispanic | 72.6070 | 1.9412 | raceOtherProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — Disability status
Online music, radio and podcasts, by disability status
CPS-reported disability status among internet users aged 15+. The source screens hearing, vision, cognitive, mobility, self-care and independent-living difficulties.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No disability reported | 64.2248 | 0.3396 | disabilityNoProp |
| Disability reported | 46.5433 | 0.8449 | disabilityYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
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What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — Employment status
Online music, radio and podcasts, by employment status
CPS PEMLR employment status among internet users aged 15+. Not a workplace-use measure.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Employed | 69.7896 | 0.3915 | workEmployedProp |
| Unemployed | 67.3507 | 2.0053 | workUnemployedProp |
| Not in the labor force | 46.9176 | 0.5488 | workNILFProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — Metropolitan status
Online music, radio and podcasts, by metropolitan status
CPS metropolitan statistical area classification, not literal urban/rural density. Unknown stays a separate group.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Non-metropolitan area | 55.1391 | 1.0393 | metroNoProp |
| Metropolitan area | 63.1219 | 0.3566 | metroYesProp |
| Unknown metropolitan status | 58.6404 | 3.9928 | metroUnknownProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — School-aged child in household
Online music, radio and podcasts, by school-aged child in household
NTIA household classification from age 6–17 child/relative records; this remains an internet-user 15+ denominator, not a count of households or children.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| No school-aged child | 59.6933 | 0.3473 | scChldHomeNoProp |
| School-aged child present | 69.2154 | 0.6575 | scChldHomeYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Online music, radio and podcasts — Veteran status
Online music, radio and podcasts, by veteran status
CPS PEAFEVER categories among internet users aged 15+; missing status is not assigned to non-veteran.
U.S. internet users aged 15+ in each group · November 2023 · Prior six months
Groups are not shares of the activity’s total audience.
Source: NTIA Analyze Table, audioUser, adultInternetUser. Original weighted estimates; graphic by Social Usage. Sampling errors appear below.
| Group | Share (%) | Source SE (pp) | Source column |
|---|---|---|---|
| Not a veteran | 62.4956 | 0.3436 | veteranNoProp |
| Veteran | 52.1349 | 1.0209 | veteranYesProp |
An SE is a standard error, not a confidence interval. The source does not supply cell sample sizes or CIs here. Differences are descriptive; this tool does not test significance or infer causes.
Read the exact activity question
What about streaming or downloading music, radio programs, or podcasts? (If needed) [Do you/Does NAME] listen to music, radio programs, or podcasts using the Internet?
Original November 2023 questionnaire, PDF page 149. NTIA estimates from one randomly selected internet user aged 15+ per household, using PWPRMWGT; proxy responses allowed. Source standard errors use successive difference replication with 160 respondent replicate weights.
Snapshot digital-behavior-2026-10-08-v1. Percentages and percentage-point SEs are the source proportions × 100. Activities overlap; no unique-user sum, platform audience or local estimate can be derived. Full registry, dates and reuse terms.