While technology users can be well understood by their sociodemographic profile, TUP goes even further in this lens to detail their work-from-home status and to quantify their collection of actively used connected devices.
This lens provides a top-level overview of technology users by their respondent demographics, household demographics, and work-from-home status.
Sections in the TUP User Profile Lens
- Usage segments
- Segments
- Trends in segments
Summary of subjects covered in the User Profile lens tables
| Subjects | Examples of TUP Questions Answered |
|---|---|
| Respondent Demographics | Gender, Age, Age generations, Educational attainment, Employment status |
| Household Demographics | Household size, Household income |
| Usage Profile | Total hours using devices, User segment, ISP |
| Work from Home | Working from home only – before or after February 2020 |
| Units | Number of devices used in last 90 days, by form factor (PCs, Desktop PCs, Smartphones, etc.) |
Links to User Profile lens tables
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Recent MetaFAQs, TUPdates, and Highlights – User Profile lens
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- Gen Z adults and millennials continue expanding smartphone usage
- US persists in having fewer employed online adults
- Younger, not youngest, adults continue with most device hours
- Younger workers extend remote working trend
- Online workforces continue to decline
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This content is for subscribers only. For more information about TUP and its research results for insights professionals with technology companies, please visit MetaFacts or contact us.