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Nearly 600 million mobile Internet users in China account for 80% of Internet users
As of June 2013, according to Xinhua News Agency, China's Internet user base had surged to 591 million, marking an increase of 26.56 million from the previous year. Among these users, 464 million accessed the Internet via mobile devices, with mobile phone usage accounting for 78.5% of all online activity. This trend highlights a growing reliance on mobile technology as the primary gateway to the Internet.
The China Internet Network Information Center released its 32nd "China Internet Development Survey Report" on the 17th, revealing that by the end of June, the number of IPv4 addresses in China reached 331 million. Additionally, IPv6 address allocations rose by 16.5% compared to the same period in the previous year, indicating progress in network infrastructure development.
The overall Internet penetration rate in China stood at 44.1%, up by two percentage points from the end of the previous year. This growth reflects ongoing efforts to expand digital access across the country.
Notably, mobile phones have become the main source of new Internet users, solidifying their position as the dominant Internet device. In the first half of 2013, 70% of new users connected to the Internet through their mobile phones. Meanwhile, the share of mobile users among all netizens climbed to 78.5%, while desktop computer usage saw a slight decline. These figures underscore the shift toward mobile-first internet behavior in China.