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The Most Time Consuming Social Networks

It's an everyday sight - people using their phones while sitting on the train, waiting for a bus, or even having a meal with their partner. What exactly are they doing the whole time though? When it comes to social networks, Verto Analytics may have the answer. The most time spent in the U.S. on a 'mainstream' app is the 899 minutes per month of the average Facebook user.

The social network who's users invest the most time though is a networking app for gay, bi, and curious men - Grindr. WIth a huge 1,040 minutes on average, that's over 17 hours every month. In third place, Growlr is also a networking/dating app for homosexual men. The average user here spends 665 minutes per month. In eighth, Twitter's struggles are again highlighted, with only 176 minutes in Q3 2017.

Figures refer to usage across all platforms, not just mobile.

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This chart shows the social networks with the most minutes spent on average per user per month in the U.S.

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Monthly time spent on the Facebook mobile app per user in selected markets worldwide from 2020 to 2022 (in hours)
Leading social media apps in the United States in August 2025, by average monthly user engagement (in hours and minutes)
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Cumulative daily time spent on selected social networks by adults in the United States from 2019 to 2025 (in million minutes)
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On days on which you use social networks, how much time do you spend on social networks? If you're unsure, please estimate.
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Average monthly time spent by users on the main social networks worldwide in 2024 (in minutes)
Daily time spent on social networking by internet users worldwide from 2012 to 2025 (in minutes)

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