Paris, 27 November 2017
Today, Arcep, the General Economic Council (CGE) and France's Digital Agency are publishing the results of their annual survey on the adoption and use of digital tools in France. Conducted by the Research Centre for the Study and Observation of Living Conditions in France (CREDOC), this survey consists of face-to-face interviews with a representative sample of 2,209 people, ages 12 and up.
How many more mobile phone owners now own a smartphone? How many people believe landline telephones are still useful? What percentage of people in France believe they are computer literate? The 2017 edition also provides a close-up look at the use of roaming in Europe (Roam like at home), of which there is still insufficient awareness in France, and examines the growing popularity of instant messaging apps for making calls from a computer or smartphone.
Linked documents
→ Infographics: snapshot of the main findings for 2017 (pdf - 250KB)
→ Presentation: slides, graphics and figures presented at the press conference (pdf - 1.24MB)
→ Press pack: report synopsis, with an introductory editorial by Mounir Mahjoubi, France's Secretary of State for Digital Affairs (pdf - 4.13MB)
→ The complete report (pdf - 4.13MB)
→ Open data: all Digital Market Barometer data since 2007, available on data.gouv.fr