Technology

Visualized: Daily Internet Activity in 2025

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1 month ago

April 1, 2025

Marcus Lu

Graphics/Design:

Anna Diederichs

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Visualizing Daily Internet Activity in 2025

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Key Takeaways

Emails dominate digital activity with over 333 billion messages sent daily
Other popular mediums include text messages (24 billion/day) and Google searches (9 billion/day)

Every minute, the internet facilitates a staggering amount of activity. In just 24 hours, trillions of interactions add up, reflecting our growing dependence on the internet for communication, entertainment, and commerce.

In this infographic, we visualize the massive scale of daily internet activity, from emails to Zoom meetings.

Data & Perspectives

The data we used to create this graphic was sourced from Exploding Topics, and can be found below:

Type of Media	Amount per Minute	Amount per Day
📧 Emails sent	231,400,000	333,220,000,000
💬 Texts sent	16,000,000	24,040,000,000
🔍 Google searches	5,900,000	8,500,000,000
📸 Snaps shared on Snapchat	2,430,000	3,500,000,000
📘 Pieces of content shared on Facebook	1,700,000	2,450,000,000
🔥 Swipes on Tinder	1,100,000	1,580,000,000
🐦 Tweets shared on Twitter	347,200	499,970,000
📺 Hours streamed	1,000,000 hrs	1,440,000,000 hrs
🎥 Hours spent in Zoom meetings	104,600 hrs	150,620,000 hrs

📧 Email: The Internet’s Workhorse

With over 333 billion sent every day, email remains the dominant form of digital communication.

But not all of this traffic is useful—as of 2023, roughly 45.6% of global email volume is considered spam.

That means that nearly 152 billion emails per day are junk, clogging up our inboxes worldwide.

🔥 Tinder: Swiping Through the Numbers

Tinder is a cornerstone of modern dating culture, boasting over 75 million monthly active users.

Each day, its users collectively swipe 1.5 billion times, which converts to 83.3 million swipes per hour, or 1.4 million swipes per minute.

🎥 Zoom: Running the Remote Office Since 2020

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, Zoom has become synonymous with virtual work meetings, facilitating 150 million hours per day.

According to analysis by Bubbles, Zoom experienced a 1,900% increase in daily active users in the early months of 2020, and was briefly valued at $160 billion (current market cap is $22.8 billion).