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• In 2022, 65% of all internet traffic came from video sites
• Insights: What Netflix Says You’re Watching When You’re Not Watching Netflix, And Why It Matters

  Netflix's biggest competitors aren't in Hollywood, it's YouTube, Facebook and Snapchat. How it adapts to the global, mobile internet's demands will be key.

  
• YouTube Usage Comprises 37% Of All Mobile Web Traffic, Study Finds

  YouTube’s grasp on the internet is irrefutable, but a new report by networking equipment firm Sandvine is providing some towering stats about how the platform stacks up on the mobile web -- for users who are browsing on cellular data as opposed to a WiFi connection.

  
• Mobile Video Viewership Has Doubled In Africa Year-Over-Year, Driven By YouTube (Study)

  The lion’s share of video viewership in Africa is taking place on YouTube, which is already the top mobile app in both Asia-Pacific and the Middle East.

  
• YouTube, Netflix Claim 55% Of Total North American Downstream Internet Traffic
• Netflix Eating Up More Bandwidth While YouTube’s Share Shrinks
• Guess Which Sites Account For More Than 50% Of Peak Internet Traffic
• Netflix Accounts For Nearly One-Third Of US Internet Traffic At Home