Yesterday Pew Research Centrer has released a study on the addiction of mobile phone users to messages through social networking applications. 
In fact, it is the first year that the Pew Research Centerr research center looks at mobile messaging applications in relation to classic old text messaging or SMS.
Of course the results are based on smartphone owners and have a margin errorplus or minus 4,6 percentage points. The logic that sending someone a message through a social network application naturally gains ground since it costs next to nothing (perhaps a few kB charge) compared to sms.
Η research Concerns users in all 50 US states and for the period March to April 2015. The results show the market trend for the years from 2012 to this year.
As is probably expected, more and more of us are using messaging applications with regard to sms, with Facebook being the first to have it.
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