The Qustodio study revealed that children between the ages of 4 and 18 saw a 60 percent increase in TikTok use, with an average of 112 minutes per day, compared to 107 minutes in 2022.
Qustodio has released its annual report examining children's digital media usage habits. Across 400,000 households and schools around the world, children ages 4-18 spent 112 minutes per day on TikTok in 2023, up from 107 minutes in 2022.
Overall, YouTube remains the top streaming app among kids and teens. It's understandable why YouTube chose to launch YouTube Shorts as an extension of the YouTube product.
Meanwhile, Qustodio also conducted a survey on ChatGPT usage behavior, which reflected how young children interact with technology. Especially using artificial intelligence or artificial intelligence (AI).
ChatGPT on smartphones was recently launched on iOS and Android in May. and July respectively, which is why the results of the Qustodio survey focused on the ease of use of the website.
Interestingly, among children and teens, the prevalence of ChatGPT is on average 19.6 percent, and ChatGPT usage in Australia is 24 percent.
On the live streaming side, kids' viewership is up 27 percent over last year, even more recently. Streaming providers raised prices, but in 2023, kids' Netflix viewing fell by 4 percent and their Disney Plus viewing fell by 12 percent.
Meanwhile, the number of YouTube and YouTube Kids users rose by 14 percent globally. With an average of 96 minutes per day, this is a number that is constantly rising. The most popular streaming services are YouTube and Netflix, followed by Disney Plus.
In the gaming category, Roblox is found to be the most popular game. With 130 minutes of use per day, the educational app includes interesting apps like Duolingo, Kahoot, and Quizlet.)
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