Survey: Three quarters of German children older than nine have a smartphone


The survey, conducted in the spring among 942 young people aged six to 18 and published on Monday, revealed that 65% of this group had the use of a smartphone. — AP

BERLIN: Three quarters of children in Germany aged between 10 and 12 own a smartphone, according to a survey conducted by the IT sector's Bitkom association.

The survey, conducted in the spring among 942 young people aged six to 18 and published on Monday, revealed that 65% of this group had the use of a smartphone.

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