Indonesia is the Third Largest Internet User in Asia

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Viva Budy Kusnandar 18/07/2019 15:40 WIB

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Indonesia's internet users reached 143.26 million people, or approximately 53% of the total population of 269.54 million.

Users and Population of 10 Asian Countries (March 2019)

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Users and Population of 10 Asian Countries (March 2019)

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Based on data from internetworldstats, internet penetration in Indonesia reaches 143.26 million people, or approximately 53% of the total estimated population of 269.54 million. The number of internet users in Indonesia is equivalent to 6.5% of internet users in Asia.

Indonesia ranks third in Asia in terms of internet users, behind China and India, which have 829 million and 560 million users respectively.

Meanwhile, the country with the highest internet penetration rate in Asia is South Korea, reaching 95.1% of the total population. This means that almost the entire population of South Korea uses the internet. Japan has the second highest internet penetration rate in Asia, at 93.51% of the population.

(Read Databoks: 28 Million Increase in Indonesian Internet Users in 2018)

Editor : Hari Widowati

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