Live Poll: Most Downloaded Apps in 2022 (Worldwide)

I'm almost completely unfamiliar with Spotify. I've visited the website a few times and have only observed short audio feeds, no video feeds. That's one of which I've definitely yet to gain an understanding. Maybe, one of these days, I will read the encyclopedia article about Spotify. Honestly, I've rarely even observed references to Spotify beyond the past debacle of the contract concerning Joe Rogan. I think I will just stick with maintaining an understanding of YouTube, Bitchute, Rumble, Dailymotion, Vimeo, and 哔哩哔哩 Bilibili, maybe once in a while visiting ol' boring TikTok, for the time being, as far as browsing/watching videos be concerned. While my interest in Twitter content is growing, I mostly only reach the website via YouTube channels.

@Tsarstepan​ Spotify is not one of the apps I use. I prefer to listen to music or watch music videos on youtube.

@jeorj_euler​

I'm almost completely unfamiliar with Spotify++. I've visited the website a few times and have only observed short audio feeds, no video feeds. That's one of which I've definitely yet to gain an understanding. Maybe, one of these days, I will read the encyclopedia article about Spotify. Honestly, I've rarely even observed references to Spotify beyond the past debacle of the contract concerning Joe Rogan. I think I will just stick with maintaining an understanding of YouTube, Bitchute, Rumble, Dailymotion, Vimeo, and 哔哩哔哩 Bilibili, maybe once in a while visiting ol' boring TikTok, for the time being, as far as browsing/watching videos be concerned. While my interest in Twitter content is growing, I mostly only reach the website via YouTube channels.

Well Said

@cinephile​ The question is: Which one is your obsession?, Which app do you use all the time, every day?

@GabrielFox​ 

I'm going to vote 11, I don't use any of the apps listed on this list. 

According to my laptop, the app I use most often is Google Chrome.

At face value, I'm in the exact same boat as cinephile, Why should I download an app, when I can simply load up the website corresponding to it in a Web browser? I should further elaborate that there is a certain beauty to using browsers, in that specific Web pages can bookmarked, copied or added to the reading list (whatever that is). As I understand it, there may be special features in apps that allow for interfacing (¿more efficiently?) between the remote host and the camera or microphone on a smartphone, but I don't have a need for those features (even if interesting on a technical level), not to mention that the app undoubtedly expects me to register an account and sign in with that account. I got tired of having so many accounts over a decade ago. I'm perfectly satisfied with only having anonymous-level access to YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, et al. Sadly some material is hidden behind a registration barrier, and often it doesn't really end there, as visitors may be expected to added to somebody's friends list (which requires approval), subscribers list (which doesn't require approval) or whatever, in order to just be able to read or watch certain things, with or without being able to post messages or upload non-text media.

@jeorj_euler​ Thanks for your thoughts. I include a new option: I do not like access with apps. I do it via a web browser.

@Pencho15​ The same for me.

@Peter_pbn​ Thank you.