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218 bil mobile app downloads in 2020

China alone stand at 96.2 billion

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 27 Jan 2021 6:00PM

218 bil mobile app downloads in 2020
Over 218 billion mobile apps were downloaded worldwide in 2020. – ETX Studio pic, January 27, 2021

IN 2020, web users around the world downloaded 218 billion mobile applications on their smartphones, a figure that's up 7% on last year, setting a new record, according to data from App Annie's 'State of Mobile 2021' report. China alone accounts for 44% of this activity.

Mobile application downloads in China alone stand at 96.2 billion for 2020, ahead of India (24.2 billion), the US (13.3 billion) and Brazil (10.1 billion).

According to the App Annie report, mobile users in France downloaded 2.15 billion applications last year, beating Italy (1.7 billion) and Spain (1.4 billion), but not the UK (2.4 billion) or Germany (2.2 billion).

The world's most downloaded apps of 2020 were TikTok, Facebook, WhatsApp and Zoom. – ETX Studio, January 27, 2021

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