Some of the key findings uncovered by Qustodio's 2022 report include:ħ0% of parents assert that screens and technology are now a distraction from family time, and device use causes weekly or daily arguments in over 49% of households. Qustodio's 2022 research includes surveys and interviews with families, investigating how technology is managed and viewed in the home and at school, and the different ways that parents across the generations, from Generation Z to Baby Boomers, manage to strike a balance. The study involved over 400,000 families and schools worldwide. The report also provides deeper insights in major world markets: the US, UK, and Spain, in addition to Australia, included for the first time since annual research began in 2019. The report, titled 'From Alpha to Z: Raising the digital generations', studies global popularity and usage of a wide range of applications and platforms, revealing children's favorites across 2022.

The report, now in its fourth year, details the online habits of children aged 4-18, studying trends in screen time, social media, educational usage, mobile gaming, online entertainment, and communication. 7, 2023 /PRNewswire/ - Qustodio today released their Annual Report, giving extensive insight into children's digital behavior and app use across 2022. Qustodio releases 2022 Annual Report, From Alpha to Z: Raising the digital generationsĬharlotte, N.C., Feb.

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