% of adults who use the internet at least occasionally or own a smartphone (Countries surveyed in Africa are highlighted in green)

Country	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017
United States	84	84	86	88	89
Canada	—	—	90	91	91
France	—	—	75	81	87
Germany	—	—	85	85	87
Greece	—	—	—	60	66
Hungary	—	—	—	66	74
Italy	—	—	72	71	71
Netherlands	—	—	—	95	93
Poland	63	63	69	73	75
Spain	—	—	87	90	87
Sweden	—	—	—	93	92
United Kingdom	—	—	88	89	88
Russia	66	73	72	—	78
Australia	—	—	93	93	93
China	55	63	65	71	—
India	16	20	22	21	25
Indonesia	23	24	30	—	30
Japan	—	—	69	72	76
Philippines	34	42	40	—	56
South Korea	—	—	94	—	96
Vietnam	—	43	50	—	64
Israel	—	—	86	—	88
Jordan	47	47	67	—	80
Lebanon	57	62	66	—	83
Tunisia	40	42	—	—	44
Turkey	41	—	72	—	76
Ghana	26	21	25	—	39
Kenya	37	29	40	—	39
Nigeria	33	39	39	—	42
Senegal	34	28	31	—	46
South Africa	43	41	42	—	59
Tanzania	—	19	21	—	25
Argentina	68	62	71	—	78
Brazil	49	51	60	—	70
Chile	66	76	78	—	78
Colombia	—	57	—	—	75
Mexico	45	50	54	—	67
Peru	—	46	52	—	64
Venezuela	59	67	67	—	72

Note: “–” indicates data not available for this year. Internet use is based on individuals who report either using the internet occasionally or owning a smartphone. Percentages are based on total sample. Source: Spring 2017 Global Attitudes Survey. Q63, Q64, Q65 & Q71. U.S. data from a Pew Research Center survey conducted Jan. 3-10, 2018. China data from Spring 2016 Global Attitudes Survey.