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World's two 'most-popular' apps are from China and the US; places these apps were most downloaded

November 7, 2021
Source: gadgetsnow.com gadgetsnow.com
News Snapshot:
Short video platform TikTok emerged as the most downloaded non-gaming app worldwide for the minth of October 2021 with more than 57 million installs. The largest number of installs were from Douyin in China at 17 percent, followed by the US at 11 percent, reports Sensor Tower. Instagram was the second most installed non-gaming app worldwide last month with more than 56 million installs, which represented a 31 per cent increase from October 2020. The countries with the largest number of Instagram installs were from India at 39 per cent, followed by Brazil at 6 per cent. Facebook, WhatsApp, and...
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