73.70% of the total Indonesian population has access to the internet.
133.30% of the total population has mobile cellular connections - 370.1 million connections.
The median age of the Indonesian population is 30.3 years old.
In Indonesia, a total of 68.90% of the population uses social media.
The most recent findings on general topics such as the Indonesian people's overall attitude, their view of the economy, new challenges facing the nation, their use of the internet and social media, their primary source of information, and their streaming service subscription.
The latest insights into the Indonesian people's primary concerns about the COVID-19 outbreak, including the impact on their family income, employment and education, their family's health, and their perception of how long it will take to resolve the crisis.
An examination of the Indonesian people's various outlooks, perceptions, and consumption in different market industries such as the automotive, food & beverage, retail, banking & insurance, and travel & tourism industries.
A look at the brand preferences of the Indonesian population, including their favorite coffee shops, beer brands, banks, insurance companies, and mobile network operators.
Poverty & economic inequality (38.7%) is perceived as the most important challenge in Indonesia right now.
61.9% felt like they spent more time online in the past few months, with 56.9% saying they spend more than 5 hours online per day.
Facebook (41.6%) is the top platform for most Indonesians. Also, social media is their main source of news & information.
Only 18% pay for a streaming service. Netflix is the most popular, owned by 41.8% who pay for at least one streaming service.
Private motorcycles remain the primary mode of transportation for the vast majority of Indonesian respondents (73.1%).
Coffee (43.9%) is the beverage of choice for most Indonesians, with Starbucks (29.5%) being the most popular coffee place.
Most Indonesians (67.6%) visit a mall at least once a month or more. Females are also more likely to go shopping than males.
The trust/reputation of the bank (58%) is the most important factor when opening a bank account for Indonesians.
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