Gender Disparity in Internet Use Among Teens

Girls are slightly more likely to be constantly using the internet, with 47% of teenage girls engaged in this behavior compared to 45% of teenage boys. This indicates a 2% higher prevalence among female teenagers, suggesting subtle but notable differences in digital engagement by gender.

Majority of Teens are Constant Internet Users

A significant proportion of teenagers are almost always online, with 46% of teens, when considering both genders, immersed in constant internet usage. This reflects a widespread trend among today’s youth to remain digitally connected.

Close Proximity in Internet Usage Rates Between Genders

The data reveals a very close gap in internet usage rates between boys and girls, with only a 2% difference. This small margin highlights the near-universal appeal and access to digital platforms among teenagers, irrespective of gender.