Netizen Chat Response Priorities: Friends Rank Lowest

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According to a JakPat survey of social media users, only 3% of respondents prioritized responding to chats from friends.

Respondent Priorities in Responding Quickly to Social Media Chats (June 2022)

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Respondent Priorities in Responding Quickly to Social Media Chats (June 2022)

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In this digital age, much social interaction takes place through chat applications or written messages on social media. However, chat interactions are sometimes hampered by unanswered messages.

The JakPat polling agency conducted a survey on this issue. According to the survey results, the majority, or 45.9% of respondents, will respond quickly to chats from family.

Another 20.1% of respondents prioritized responding to chats from their partners, and 10.4% said they would respond quickly to anyone, meaning they had no priority.

Respondents who prioritized responding to chats from their office accounted for 9.5%, those from teachers or lecturers 7.8%, and those from a crush or someone they were interested in 3.5%.

Meanwhile, only 3% of respondents prioritized responding to chats from friends.

This survey involved 434 respondents across Indonesia on June 20, 2022. The survey was conducted through the JakPat application, and respondents could only choose one priority from all available options.

Editor : Adi Ahdiat

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