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More than half of Argentines said they consciously use their smartphone, although the balance between personal life and the use of mobile phones presents some shortcomings, since, for example, more than 70% of users use the smartphone. device when they go to the bathroom.
This is the result of an anonymous and online test developed to identify how much of the relationship with phones are people and to understand the level of dependence that exists with mobile phones.
The test, conducted by the Motorola company as part of the #Phonelifebalance campaign, brought together 46,000 Argentines, of whom 32% said they had checked their smartphone at a wedding.
In addition, 66% of Argentines still check their smartphone before getting up and more than 72% of Argentines say that when they go to the bathroom, they always take their smartphone.
According to the test, the average user in Argentina has a greater balance using his smartphone than the rest of the countries in the region.
In Argentina, strikingly, 50% of participants responded that they have a good balance with their Smartphone.
Among the 5 possible profiles, the most common among Argentines, with 38%, was the level 2 of the phone: these users live with their phone, not in it. They smartly use the smartphone to save time and energy that they could invest in things that really matter to them. They realized that the balance between the cell phone and their life is something they need to take care of and they are working to maintain it.
The other encouraging fact of Argentina is that 12% is defined as phone-sapiens, which is the highest level of the test. These are people who have reached a good balance when they use their phone.
The second largest group in Argentina, with 34.6%, was exactly in the middle of the scale: phone-enamored (level 3).
These are people who feel anxious when they do not have the phone nearby, and who use it anytime just because it's there .
Good manners would mark when it should be used and when not, but this group does not always stick to it. Without going further, more than 90% of Argentines say they have checked their Smartphone only to check if something had happened, but nothing had changed since the last time they had watched it.
In Latin America, more than 126,000 people have pbaded the test, and in countries like Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia and Peru, users have been able to discover their relationship with their phone.
One fact that draws attention is that 54% of these Latin Americans would be willing to give up their smartphone for a month, rather than bad, although it also means that almost half prefer the opposite.
On the other hand, a surprising fact is that 15% of Latin American users spend 24 hours of their day with the smartphone at their fingertips.
Meanwhile, for 35% of attendees, it's not disgusting to accept that their smartphone is the best friend when they are in the bathroom.
65% of participants in Latin America consult their phone for notifications before getting up in the morning and a big trigger for this anxiety is that their companions make it before them, as over 74% of participants also said that they would probably check their cell phone as soon as one of their friends would pick up their cell phone.
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