• @TheFriendlyDickhead@lemm.ee
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    441 year ago

    I love how it sais that South Africa has the highest and Egypt has the lowest screen time of Africa, while they are the only countries in Agrica with Data.

  • @Blizzard@lemmy.zip
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    371 year ago

    I mean, 8 hours just for work. If you count all screens I probably spend like 14 hours a day starring “on screens”.

  • @redcalcium@lemmy.institute
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    211 year ago

    Japan is only 3:45 hours? How? Are those salarymen working 12hrs per day in front of their computers not counted? Or is it offset by kids not allowed to use smartphones at school?

    • @rbesfe@lemmy.ca
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      131 year ago

      I think japan still uses a lot of paper in the administrative side of things, that could bring it down too. Still seems like a data collection issue based on how much of an outlier it is.

    • @Tak@lemmy.ml
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      41 year ago

      The average American works more hours than the average Japanese oddly enough.

  • @kraftpudding@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    I don’t think this these numbers include work at all. Because none of the articles the graphic is based on mention work at all, nor do their sources it seems. And also, the sources talk about “time spent connected to the internet”, so streaming would count, but not TV, which is also a screen. So average real screen time could be even higher.

  • @library_napper@monyet.cc
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    61 year ago

    Wtf how is the high end 9 hours? That’s just my time at work. It doesn’t even include the commute, reading the news, and talking with friends.

  • pruwyben
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    51 year ago

    Japan: the lowest screen time in Asia and Oceania (also the world)

      • @nyan@lemmy.cafe
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        21 year ago

        One also wonders how the questions asked were phrased. And how they interpreted responses of, “E, chotto . . .” and other “telling the truth would be rude” circumlocutions.

        • Yes, this is also true. I had a job in a Tokyo suburb going house to house surveying households (read: stay at home wives and retirees) and my god, getting them to answer questions face-to-face was like pulling teeth.

          Once we anonymized the surveys however, damn were the honest lol. Especially about the foreigner (me 😂)

  • I think people that see these numbers as low does not realize that tons of people don’t work in front of a screen full-time, and the average would include children and the elderly