Americans check their phones 352 times a day (Asurion, 2022)
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- Commonly cited as
- "People check their phones 352 times a day"
- True origin
- Asurion — Americans Now Check Their Phones 352 Times Per Day
- Type
- Stat check: A widely repeated statistic traced back to its origin.
- Year
- 2022
- Data as of
- Survey March 2–9, 2022
- Last checked
- What the source says
reaching for their device an average of 352 times a day – once every two minutes and 43 seconds –according to new research by tech care company Asurion *. ... *Asurion-sponsored survey by Market Research Firm Dynata conducted March 2–9, 2022, of 1,965 U.S. adults (18+) representative of the U.S. population.
- Method & sample
- Asurion-sponsored online survey of 1,965 U.S. adults by Dynata; self-reported.
- Drift between quote and source
- Method: self-reported estimate, not device logs
- Date: 2022
- Interest
- Asurion sells phone insurance and repair.
Safe rephrasing
An Asurion-sponsored 2022 survey of 1,965 U.S. adults estimated people check their phones 352 times a day; it's self-reported, from a company that sells phone protection.
Sources we opened
Machine-readable: /api/claims/americans-check-phones-352-times-a-day-asurion-2022.json · Last checked 2026-10-16