Forget grow by 0.5, we need to grow by 1.8%!
Apple BTFO.
The steam deck does seem like a good device for "bedtime" browsing.
More seriously, this data is probably less biased toward tech literate users than most similar surveys that get published here. This is really encouraging
Lets get past 7% next year ;)
let's aim for 6.9%
Nice
Let's aim for 69%
You missed again! Now I gotta clean all thus percentage off my eyeball!
Remember kids, when you watch porn on Windows, Bill watches with you.
A better, more factual, reminder is that if you're not using a VPN, your ISP is recording all of that, and potentially selling that information.
This is not fear mongering, like the comment I'm replying to. It's very real.
True, though all they can see is the domains/IPs and the rough traffic flow, nothing specific. And I'm not fearmongering, I'm making a joke. :P
I hope he likes my taste
Hypothesis: Pornhub is effected by a lot of the bans in places like Texas. I don't see ChromeOS or Apple users as the kind of folks who know how to find their ways around those bans, but Windows and Linux users are more likely to via VPNs and such.
I had the same thought! Lol, on reddit I'd lay ideas like this out and get an ocean of "Reeeeee!" in response to it from Apple fans. But I think it's very true.
Posted above but I will put it here for visibility also.
Texas is the largest state to be affected by the pornhub ban, and Texas makes up 9% of the US population. Including all 12 of the states with pornhub restrictions, the total is actually 24% of the US population. Those are big enough numbers to swing stats.
Now you have to consider which users are more likely to know how to use a VPN on their system and realize that a lot of traffic is being re-routed through other states and countries.
Let's see porn categories breakdown by os...
Who knew this would be the year Linux on the wankoff.
Chrome OS
Those are supposed to be for homework...
ChromeOS is for the internet and the internet is for porn. Ergo, vis-a-vis, concordantly...
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