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Comparing with its European peers, Portugal have a slightly lower internet penetration rate but a moderate mobile subscription rate that is on par with most developed countries.
With a close business relationship with the Spain, some developments in terms of Portugal’s internet economy are heavily influenced by that of Spain. However, the two countries, despite its history, have few cultural similarities, meaning the development of social media in Portugal is often unique to the Portuguese.
Given the latest survey available, in Bangladesh there are about 50.3 million active social media users (Log in at least once in a month) in 2022. This is about 29.7 % of the addressable demographics. Also, Throughout 2021 to 2022, the number of users has grown 10.1 %.
Judging from GWI’s data, WhatsApp is the dominating platform in Portugal, however data from search trends, a strong indication for the actual usage rate, reveals that Facebook’s interest rate is two times that of WhatsApp.
With the latest data published in January 2023, we can see that at the growth rate of 0.93%, there is now around 49.31 million Facebook users in Bangladesh . With male users account for around 67.65% and female users account for around 32.35%.
With the latest data published in January 2023, we can see that at the growth rate of 1.07%, there is now around 4.9 million Instagram users in Bangladesh . With male users account for around 68.34% and female users account for around 31.66%.
With the latest data published in January 2023, we can see that at the growth rate of 1.18%, there is now around 3.1 million TikTok users in Portugal . With male users account for around 0.419 and female users account for around 0.581.
With the latest data published in January 2023, we can see that at the growth rate of 1.22x, there is now around 5.66 million LinkedIn users in Bangladesh.
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