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Americans’ Views on Mobile Etiquette
Those Ages 18-29 Are More Likely to Approve of Cellphone Use in Many Public Situations
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- Americans’ Views on Mobile Etiquette
- 89% of Cell Owners Used Their Phones During Their Most Recent Social Activity with Others
- People Use Their Cellphones in Public for a Variety of Purposes
- Those Ages 18 to 29 Are More Likely to Approve of Cellphone Use in Many Public Situations
- Young Adults Are the Most Likely to Use Their Cellphones In Public Places for a Variety of Reasons
- Young Adults Are the Most Likely To Have Used Their Phones During a Recent Social Gathering
- Cell Owners Under 50 Rarely Turn Their Phones Off
- Smartphone Owners Live Always-On Lives
- People Use Their Cellphones in Public for a Variety of Purposes
- Smartphone Owners Use Their Phones Frequently for a Variety of Reasons
- Men Are Slightly More Likely to Think Public Cellphone Use is OK
- Smartphone Owners Are More Accepting of Cellphone Use in Public Settings
- Those Ages 18-29 Are More Likely to Approve of Cellphone Use in Many Public Situations
- Americans Believe Cellphone Use in Social Gatherings More Often Hurts than Helps Conversation
- Older Adults Are More Bothered by Cellphone Use at Social Gatherings
- 89% of Cell Owners Used Their Phones During Their Most Recent Social Activity with Others
- Smartphone Owners Are More Likely to Use Their Phone During Their Most Recent Social Gathering
- Young Adults Are the Most Likely To Have Used Their Phones During a Recent Social Gathering
- At Social Gatherings, Most Use Their Cellphones To Do Things that Could Enhance the Group
- Young Adults Are the Most Likely to Use Their Cellphones at Social Gatherings to Engage but Also to Disengage
- People Have Varying Views About When It Is OK Or Not OK To Use Their Cellphones
- People Have Varying Views About When It Is OK Or Not OK To Use Their Cellphones