If you own iPhone, you probably spend a lot more money on subscriptions than your friends from the Android world. At least that's according to a new survey by analytics company Sensor Tower, according to which Apple users spent more than twice as much as Android users last year. And that's not all.
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Analysts also revealed that the top 100 non-gaming subscription apps made $XNUMX billion last year. iPhonech generated more than $13,5 billion, while the same number of top non-gaming apps generated “only” $4,8 billion on Android. App Store It is therefore a promised land for developers in this regard. However, in Android's defense, it is worth adding that spending on subscriptions increased by 2020% compared to 78, while in App Store “only” 31%. So if Android’s steep growth continues, Apple will catch up within a few years.
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YouTube and its offshoots Premium and Music, which together generated $1,2 billion. Tinder usurped second place and Piccoma came in third after averaging. However, analysts expect that social networks that use their own subscription forms to support users will soon shake up the rankings, which should attract the world's attention. But of course, only time will tell, as most of them are either just announced or have a short life.
