Hacker News Reader

I would guess that the number is pulled down significantly by streaming services and a lot of home broadband connections are 95% TV service, and wifi connections for phones at home is just a bonus.

There’s no small irony that this isn’t age doesn’t render correctly on Safari on iPhone. All the text wraps off the right edge of the phone. -_-

No kidding! This is my first time experimenting with converting Keynote slides into HTML, so I'm not surprised it didn't go perfectly. I just pushed a quick fix for the overflow issue but should probably figure out a longer-term solution.

The text is still overflowing off the right side of the screen on my 13 mini

> So the 15% is people who use the internet exclusively via LTE/5G without paying for home broadband.

Does that factor in people “borrowing” their neighbors WiFi?

Or college kids using campus internet?

>That number seemed surprising to me - I actually expected the portion of mobile-only internet users would be significantly higher than that.

Gen Z is likely higher. Older generations will still use a laptop.

In lower income countries, this number is also higher. Many people do their entire job on their phone. Email is not used often for business. It's chat apps.

That seems like a weird way to measure it in an age of streaming TV.