And if free applications become paid?

Chat and WhatsApp instant messenger seems to have become an indispensable app for users as far as they can pay in case the app would no longer be free, while YouTube would also occupy a prominent place.

In a study conducted by the US McGuffin Studies Office on a sample of 2,000 people in the United States, about 89% of people are willing to pay a monthly subscription to be able to continue using WhatsApp if the application is paying off, while Facebook has not been. Only 62%, Twitter 72%, Messenger 66% and Instagram 70%.

But at the highest monthly subscription rate, YouTube came in first with $ 4.20, Google Maps with $ 3.48 and Google Drive with $ 3.31.