The sheer quantity of HD video streaming from Pornhub's servers at any given moment equates to a heck of a lot of data.
In 2018, the site streamed a total of 4,403 petabytes, which, as Pornhub brags, is more than the entire internet consumed in 2002. Still, some of the more interesting data in Pornhub's report concerns cases where people weren't watching as much porn as usual. For instance, Pornhub's iOS traffic dipped by as much as 11 percent during Apple's fall event when the iPhone XR, XS and XS Max made their debuts. The blue lines on the left represent iOS traffic dips on Pornhub during Apple's fall 2018 keynote. #Spider man gay rule 34 android#Īndroid users (the green lines) were presumably less inclined to turn off the porn to check in on Cupertino, but some topics seemed to catch their interest. Click for more.ĬNET actually helped Pornhub track these dips by providing a timeline of the event. When matched with Pornhub's traffic data, you get a surprisingly good sense of the devices and announcements that best seemed to capture the public's attention (new iPhones yes, new Apple Watch not so much - at least per Pornhub). Mobile browsing was the method of choice for Pornhub users in 2018 - all told, mobile traffic accounted for 80 percent of Pornhub's visitors, a 7 percent increase over 2017.Īs for desktop browsing, Pornhub saw it drop 18 percent this year.
