21 Awesome Facebook Facts and Statistics You Need To Check Out

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In the Facebook ecosystem there are apps and apps.  From messaging apps including WhatsApp and Messenger, to visual apps like Instagram and even Occulus. Occulus is the virtual reality technology that Facebook bought for $2 billion just over 12 months ago.
Their numbers are also large by any measure.

• Instagram with 300 million+ users
• WhatsApp with 700 million
• Facebook messenger has 600 million users

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These three are still to be monetized with ads and the potential earnings of this Facebook ecosystem is staggering with $12.47 billion revenue alone just from Facebook in 2014.
So watch that space over the next 5-10 years.

The latest Facebook facts and statistics

Here are some fascinating numbers on a range of Facebook facts and metrics from mobile, revenue and a host of other facts to share in your presentations and wow your next dinner party guests.

1. Every second there are 20,000 people on Facebook. This means in just 18 minutes there are 11 million users on Facebook
2. On average there are 486,183 users a minute accessing Facebook from their mobile
3. 79% of all users are accessing Facebook from their mobile.
4. There are 745 million daily mobile users
5. Facebook is adding 7,246 people every 15 minutes or 8 per second
6. Every minute there are 150,000 messages sent
7. Every 15 minutes there are over 49 million posts. To be precise 49,433,000 or 3 million posts per minute
8. There are 100,000 friend requests every 10 minutes
9. There are 500,000 Facebook “likes” every minute
10. Facebook generates $1.4 million in revenue every hour
11. Nearly  73% of Facebook’s ad revenue comes from mobile advertising
12. Facebook earns $2.5 billion a quarter from mobile advertising
13. People share 1.3 million pieces of content on Facebook every minute of every day
14. In November of 2014the number of video uploads to Facebook exceeded YouTube video uploads according to Social Bakers
15. Facebook generated $12.47 billion in sales in 2014 (a rise of 58% year on year)
16. Photo uploads are 350 million per day
17. Users spend 21 minutes per day on average on Facebook
18. 31% of US senior citizens are on Facebook
19. 66% of all millennials (15-34 year olds) use Facebook
20. People spend 927 million hours a month playing Facebook games
21. There are 1 billion mobile app links enabled on Facebook

Sources: Buddyloans.com, Fortune.com, Socialbakers.com, Techcrunch.com, Expanded Ramblings, Zephoria.com

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5 Myths About Charging Phones

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Collections Of Top 5 Myths About Phone Charging That Most Of Us Have Been Following.
Here are the top five myths about charging phones that have been totally false – /

5. MYTH– Different chargers will destroy the battery

Truth- Different chargers work fine as long as they are not replicas

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People claim that using different chargers for different phones will affect the battery of the phone. Now this is nothing but a myth. Different chargers work just as fine as the original charger. The performance may not be optimum, but it will charge fine without damaging the battery. The problem is using knockoff chargers. Those things can and does damage the batteries.

4. MYTH– Charging all night will kill your battery

Truth– Your battery knows when to stop.

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The myth about charging overnight is a common one. People think that charging all throughout the night will damage and eventually kill the battery. The truth is that your batteries are equipped to take the overnight charging. Once it reaches maximum charge, it stops charging altogether. This means that the battery isn’t even in use at all. However, that does not mean you will charge your phone all night every day. Keeping the phone charged between 40% to 80% will allow your battery to last longer.

3. MYTH – Shouldn’t use the phone while it is charging

Truth- Using it is fine as long as the chargers are original.

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There are legit concerns over this charging myth. People believe that if you use the phone while it is charging then the phone will explode. Some say that you can be electrocuted if you are using it while the charger is on. There have been a few incidents where the phone did explode. However in all of those cases, the user was charging their phones with fake charges. Those things can be deadly. If you are using the manufacturer approved charges then there are no risks of the phone exploding. So you can use it as much as you want.

2. MYTH- Never turn off your phone.

Truth- Turning off the phone helps the battery.

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Everything has its limits even if the thing in question is a phone. Turning off your phone every once in a while helps the battery life. According to an Apple expert, turning off your phone from time to time will maximize the battery life. So if you are somebody who is always on the phone, it is advisable that you turn off your phone at night to get the best out of your battery.

1. MYTH- Charge your phone only when it is completely dead.

Truth- Frequent charging is better than deep charging.

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The idea that your phone should be charged only when it is completely drained is actually wrong. If you constantly let your batteries drain till 0% then the battery becomes somewhat unstable. So it is better to charge your phone every now and then.
BONUS FACT – Heat will destroy your battery.
There is no denying the fact that heating will damage your battery. Lithium-ion batteries heat up as you charge them. So if you place them near a hot surface then chances are that they will be damaged. Similarly, cold temperatures also affect the batteries. Cold batteries die quicker in low temperatures.

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