Everyone is in their homes due to the lockdown caused by the corona virus. Along with this, people are using devices like smartphones and laptops the most during this time. But in the meantime, a report has come out which claims that most of the users are spending time in business meeting on video conferencing app as well as talking with friends and family.

71 percent users are active on video conferencing app
According to Bobble AI report, 71 per cent of users are currently active on video conferencing apps such as Zoom, Hangout, Google Duo and Houseparty. Also, the number of active users of the houseparty app has increased rapidly during lockdown.

Users are active on the fitness and entertainment app
Bobble AI report further states that users are using fitness app to keep themselves fit during lockdown. Also, users have used various educational apps to increase information and entertainment apps for watching movies.

Educational app engagement rate increased so much
According to the report, users are currently using e-learning apps like Adeyemi, Unacademy and BiJus. Also, the engagement rate of these apps has increased by 25.12 percent.

Deloitte Report
According to a report by Deloitte, online games such as poker and rummy have been growing very rapidly over the years and meanwhile there is a huge increase in such gaming due to the lockdown. According to director Varun Ganju, his site traffic has increased by 25% and the transaction has increased by 20%. The earnings of online card gaming have been 258 crores in the year 2013-14 and 3,400 crores in 2017-18. The biggest reason for the rise in online gaming is cheap smartphones and cheap internet. Gambling is illegal in India, but different states have different laws for it. For example, if a game is luck based then it will be considered gambling, however if a game is skill based then it will not count in gambling.

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