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返回的电话:印度在封锁看到15 - 30%上升
与印度电信公司注册电话15 - 30%增加冠状病毒大流行期间,似乎那些用于畏缩的想法一个电话,现在重新考虑它
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而爱立信没有透露地理会影响最大,分析师此前预测,北美可能会影响最大和印度等新兴市场。
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“叫我之前,问问你自己”这是textable吗?”,“看我的电话环直到我打电话的小姐等等……有无数的迷因的电话是魔鬼在人们的生活中。然而,随着印度电信公司注册一个15 - 30%激增电话在冠状病毒大流行,似乎那些用于畏缩的想法一个电话,现在重新考虑它。
电话:15 - 30%上升COAI
今年3月,公司要求员工在家工作后,印度手机运营商协会(COAI)准备增加对互联网数据的需求。虽然预计数据需求越高,什么是一个惊奇的发现是电话的激增——他们已经过时了好多年了。
Rajan马修斯,总干事、COAI说,“经历了需求的增长我们的成员电信服务提供商的数据由于COVID-19 25 - 30%。电话超过15 - 30%的激增。”
而且不只是在印度,移动网络供应商在美国,英国和欧洲一些国家也观察到类似的模式。
前电晕:电话的受欢迎程度下降
由新闻出版(根据2016年的一份报告乐动扑克《卫报》),“四分之三以上的成年人在英国自己的智能手机,但25%不使用它们来打电话。”
2019年的一份报告办公室的通信在英国表示,“四分之一的手机用户打不到5标准的电话一个月,而6%的根本”。
在家工作也负责调用激增
甚至企业老板们喜欢与他们的团队头脑风暴随着电话短信时间太长和视频通话团队或变焦经常面临网络问题。公司员工还说在家工作期间,他们更喜欢打电话给他们的同事而不是文本,以避免任何误解。
在封锁期间,基于wifi调用之前相比也上涨了。这是一个的原因WhatsApp增加了40%的使用。
家人,朋友打电话来签到
似乎距离使两颗心靠得更近。自从大流行和随后封锁在几个国家,许多人都渴望只是听到亲人的声音,在这种情况下,短信只是不会削减它。那些远离家人经常打电话给家人检查他们的健康食谱,有些人甚至打电话回家。
新的需求是新兴的危机。“我们已经成为了一个国家前所未有的电话,”杰西卡Rosenworcel说,联邦通信委员会的委员,该机构监督电话、电视和互联网提供商在美国。“我们渴望人类的声音。”
使用固定电话赶上邻居
他们不能去满足他们的邻居了,Delhiites使用对讲机连接。听歌Tripathi Tikoo CBFC成员说:“我接我的固定电话和给邻居打电话询问他们是如何做在封锁。我每天做,我叫叔叔和阿姨在我们的社会和家长的我独自生活的朋友们,我没有对他们说话。有时这些对话持续时间更长,因为他们进入怀旧模式如此美丽。”
从纽约时报——输入
电话:15 - 30%上升COAI
今年3月,公司要求员工在家工作后,印度手机运营商协会(COAI)准备增加对互联网数据的需求。虽然预计数据需求越高,什么是一个惊奇的发现是电话的激增——他们已经过时了好多年了。
Rajan马修斯,总干事、COAI说,“经历了需求的增长我们的成员电信服务提供商的数据由于COVID-19 25 - 30%。电话超过15 - 30%的激增。”
前电晕:电话的受欢迎程度下降
由新闻出版(根据2016年的一份报告乐动扑克《卫报》),“四分之三以上的成年人在英国自己的智能手机,但25%不使用它们来打电话。”
2019年的一份报告办公室的通信在英国表示,“四分之一的手机用户打不到5标准的电话一个月,而6%的根本”。
在家工作也负责调用激增
甚至企业老板们喜欢与他们的团队头脑风暴随着电话短信时间太长和视频通话团队或变焦经常面临网络问题。公司员工还说在家工作期间,他们更喜欢打电话给他们的同事而不是文本,以避免任何误解。
在封锁期间,基于wifi调用之前相比也上涨了。这是一个的原因WhatsApp增加了40%的使用。
家人,朋友打电话来签到
似乎距离使两颗心靠得更近。自从大流行和随后封锁在几个国家,许多人都渴望只是听到亲人的声音,在这种情况下,短信只是不会削减它。那些远离家人经常打电话给家人检查他们的健康食谱,有些人甚至打电话回家。
新的需求是新兴的危机。“我们已经成为了一个国家前所未有的电话,”杰西卡Rosenworcel说,联邦通信委员会的委员,该机构监督电话、电视和互联网提供商在美国。“我们渴望人类的声音。”
他们不能去满足他们的邻居了,Delhiites使用对讲机连接。听歌Tripathi Tikoo CBFC成员说:“我接我的固定电话和给邻居打电话询问他们是如何做在封锁。我每天做,我叫叔叔和阿姨在我们的社会和家长的我独自生活的朋友们,我没有对他们说话。有时这些对话持续时间更长,因为他们进入怀旧模式如此美丽。”
从纽约时报——输入
'Before calling me, ask yourself 'Is this textable?', 'Watching my phone<\/a> ring till I miss the call' etc... there are countless memes on how the phone call is the devil in people's lives. However, with Indian telecom companies registering a 15-30% surge in phone calls<\/a> during the coronavirus<\/a> pandemic, seems like those who used to cringe at the idea of a phone call, are now reconsidering it.
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15-30% rise in phone calls: COAI<\/b>
In March, after companies asked employees to work from home, the Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI) made preparations for an increased demand for internet data. While the higher data requirements were expected, what came as a surprise was the surge in phone calls - they have been going out of fashion for years.
Rajan S Mathews, Director General, COAI, says, \"The increase in demand experienced by our member telecom service providers was to the tune of 25-30% for data due to COVID-19. The surge in calls was more than 15-30%.\"
<\/figure>15-30% rise in phone calls: COAI<\/b>
In March, after companies asked employees to work from home, the Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI) made preparations for an increased demand for internet data. While the higher data requirements were expected, what came as a surprise was the surge in phone calls - they have been going out of fashion for years.
Rajan S Mathews, Director General, COAI, says, \"The increase in demand experienced by our member telecom service providers was to the tune of 25-30% for data due to COVID-19. The surge in calls was more than 15-30%.\"
<\/div><\/div>And it's not just in India, mobile network providers in the US, UK and some countries in Europe have also observed similar patterns.
Before corona: Falling popularity of phone calls<\/b>
As per a 2016 report by a news publication (The Guardian<\/em>), \"More than three-quarters of all adults in the UK own smartphones, but 25% don\u2019t use them to make calls.\"
In 2019, a report by the Office<\/a> of Communications<\/a> in the UK stated that \"a quarter of mobile phone users make less than five standard calls a month, while 6% make none at all\".
Work from home also responsible for the surge in calls<\/b>
Even corporate bosses prefer to brainstorm with their teams over phone calls as texting takes too long and video calls on Teams or Zoom often face network issues. Corporate employees also say that during the work from home period, they prefer to call their colleagues rather than text them to avoid any misunderstanding.
During the lockdown, WiFi-based calls have also gone up as compared to earlier. That's one of the reasons why WhatsApp<\/a> has seen a 40% increase in usage.
Calling to check-in on family, friends<\/b>
Distance does seem to make the heart grow fonder. Since the pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns in several nations, many are longing to simply hear the voice of their loved ones and in that case, texting simply doesn't cut it. Those away from their families are regularly calling family members to check on their health and some are even calling home to get recipes.
New needs are emerging in the crisis. \u201cWe\u2019ve become a nation that calls like never before,\u201d said Jessica Rosenworcel, a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission, the agency that oversees phone, television and internet providers in the US. \u201cWe are craving human voice.\u201d
Before corona: Falling popularity of phone calls<\/b>
As per a 2016 report by a news publication (The Guardian<\/em>), \"More than three-quarters of all adults in the UK own smartphones, but 25% don\u2019t use them to make calls.\"
In 2019, a report by the Office<\/a> of Communications<\/a> in the UK stated that \"a quarter of mobile phone users make less than five standard calls a month, while 6% make none at all\".
Work from home also responsible for the surge in calls<\/b>
Even corporate bosses prefer to brainstorm with their teams over phone calls as texting takes too long and video calls on Teams or Zoom often face network issues. Corporate employees also say that during the work from home period, they prefer to call their colleagues rather than text them to avoid any misunderstanding.
During the lockdown, WiFi-based calls have also gone up as compared to earlier. That's one of the reasons why WhatsApp<\/a> has seen a 40% increase in usage.
Calling to check-in on family, friends<\/b>
Distance does seem to make the heart grow fonder. Since the pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns in several nations, many are longing to simply hear the voice of their loved ones and in that case, texting simply doesn't cut it. Those away from their families are regularly calling family members to check on their health and some are even calling home to get recipes.
New needs are emerging in the crisis. \u201cWe\u2019ve become a nation that calls like never before,\u201d said Jessica Rosenworcel, a commissioner at the Federal Communications Commission, the agency that oversees phone, television and internet providers in the US. \u201cWe are craving human voice.\u201d
<\/div><\/div>Using the landline to catch up with neighbours<\/b>
As they can't go and meet their neighbours anymore, Delhiites are using the intercom to connect with them. Vani Tripathi Tikoo, CBFC member, says, \"I pick up my landline and call neighbours to ask how are they doing amid the lockdown. I do it daily, and I call those uncles and aunts in our society and parents of my friends who are living alone - I haven\u2019t spoken to them in ages. Sometimes those conversations last longer because they go into nostalgia mode which is so beautiful.\"
-With inputs from New York Times
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As they can't go and meet their neighbours anymore, Delhiites are using the intercom to connect with them. Vani Tripathi Tikoo, CBFC member, says, \"I pick up my landline and call neighbours to ask how are they doing amid the lockdown. I do it daily, and I call those uncles and aunts in our society and parents of my friends who are living alone - I haven\u2019t spoken to them in ages. Sometimes those conversations last longer because they go into nostalgia mode which is so beautiful.\"
-With inputs from New York Times
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