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99 % Home 71 % Travelling Where Children Use Devices 70 % Restaurants 40 % Friend‘s house 17 % School MOBILE EVICE USAGE AMONG YOUNG KIDS A SOUTHEAST ASIA STUDY Children’s Age & Gender Overview Mothers’ Employment 6-8 years old 3-5 years old 29 % 17 % 35 % 19 % 46 % Girls 54 % Boys 56 % Working mothers 35 % Stay-at-home mothers 98 % of children* in SEA use mobile devices Thailand 507 Singapore 665 Malaysia 402 Philippines 549 Indonesia 418 Over 2700 Parents Surveyed 67% use their parents’ devices 18% use shared family devices 14% use their own devices 1001010101 001010101 1001010101 001010101 1001010101 001010101 1001010101 001010101 1001010101 001010101 1001010101 001010101 What Parents Want agree that it is important to monitor childrenÔs device usage 94% Usage time limits: 72 % 67 % Prevent in-app purchases: 66 % Monitor usage and progress: 53 % Control type of apps used: 36 % Access to a library of apps: 31 % Different profiles per child: Monitoring features parents want Parental Motivations and Concerns Reasons for Allowing Device Usage Concerns on Device Usage To further education 80% For early exposure to technology For entertainment To keep kids quiet/busy 68% 57% 55% Impact on health 92% Addiction 90% Exposure to inappropriate content 88% Study by: Source: Commissioned by: More than play www.samsungkidstime.com www.theasianparent.com Mobile Device Usage Among Young Kids, A Southeast Asia Study, November 2014 www.bit.ly/DeviceUsageAmongKids2014 <2% not at all 21% 1 to 30 minutes 37% 30 min to 1 hour 41 % spend more than 1 hour per sitting Time spent by children on devices per sitting Time Spent on Devices 72 % GAMES 60 % VIDEOS 57 % EDUCATIONAL APPS 14 % BOOK APPS BOOK APPS 85 % EDUCATIONAL APPS VIDEOS BRANDED APPS ENTERTAINMENT APPS 81 % 62 % 50 % 29 % Expectations vs Realities PARENTS‘ EXPECTATIONS CHILDREN‘S USAGE *children of parents surveyed

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Page 1: A SOUTHEAST ASIA STUDY 98 - Digital News Asia€¦ · entertainment To keep kids quiet/busy ... More than play Mobile Device Usage Among Young Kids, A Southeast Asia Study, November

99%Home

71%Travelling

Where Children Use Devices

70%Restaurants

40%Friend‘shouse

17%School

MOBILE EVICE USAGEAMONG YOUNG KIDS

A SOUTHEAST ASIA STUDY

Children’s Age & Gender Overview Mothers’ Employment

6-8years old

3-5years old 29%

17%

35%

19%

46%Girls

54%Boys 56%

Workingmothers

35%Stay-at-home

mothers

98%of children* in SEAuse mobile devices

Thailand

507

Singapore

665

Malaysia

402

Philippines

549

Indonesia

418

Over 2700 Parents Surveyed

67% use their parents’ devices

18% use shared family devices

14% use their own devices

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1001010101 001010101

1001010101 001010101

1001010101 001010101

1001010101 0010101011001010101 001010101

What Parents Want

agree that it is important tomonitor childrenÔs device usage

94%

Usagetime limits:

72% 67%

Prevent in-apppurchases:

66%

Monitor usageand progress:

53%

Control typeof apps used:

36%

Access to a library of apps:

31%

Different profilesper child:

Monitoring features parents want

Parental Motivations and Concerns

Reasons for AllowingDevice Usage

Concerns on Device Usage

To further education 80%For early exposure to technology

For entertainment

To keep kids quiet/busy

68%57%55%

Impact on health92%

Addiction90% Exposure to

inappropriatecontent

88%

Study by:Source: Commissioned by:

More than playwww.samsungkidstime.comwww.theasianparent.com

Mobile Device Usage Among Young Kids, A Southeast Asia Study, November 2014

www.bit.ly/DeviceUsageAmongKids2014

<2%not at all

21%1 to 30 minutes

37%30 min to 1 hour

41%spendmore than1 hourper sitting

Time spent by childrenon devices per sitting

Time Spent on Devices

72%

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VID

EOS

57%

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PPS

14%

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PPS

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PPS

85%

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PPS

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APP

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81%

62%

50%

29%

Expectations vs Realities

PARENTS‘ EXPECTATIONS

CHILDREN‘S USAGE

*children of parents surveyed