Northern Norway is keenest on “toilet surfing” – NRK

The Norwegians browsing most of the toilet, according to a recent survey conducted by YouGov for Eniro.

1005 people were asked about their mobile habits and how they failed to refrain from using the phone.

The survey reveals meaning that six out of ten like to chat with friends, surf and check your mail while doing his business – and can not put down your mobile in the car or play with children

Toilet Surfers

The residents of Northern Norway and Trøndelag is also the keenest toilet surfers. Here the 68 percent mobile with the toilet.

Havard Atle Skaug’s product manager in the Yellow Pages.

Photo: Eniro

The youngest are the most active toilet surfers. Here as many as 78 percent said they regularly take their phone in the toilet.

We see that many people use free moments to carry out various tasks in a hectic life, such as reading mail, send messages and shop last one might not have had time to go to the store and buy, or simply catch up on friends and acquaintances in social media, says Håvard Atle Skaug, product manager in the Yellow Pages.

Using your mobile in the car

It’s not just the toilet that Norwegians like to use your mobile phone. Disturbingly many admit they are using mobile phone behind the wheel.

Disturbing many admit the new survey that they use the mobile phone behind the wheel.

Photo: Stian Waasjø Simonsen / NRK

In 2013 it was closed down a total ban on touching the phone in car, unless it is fixed. But the survey shows that 44 percent use mobile behind the wheel.

Here comes North Norway and Trøndelag best.

Oslo and Akershus are multiple offenders. Where states namely 44 percent said they did not put down the phone when driving. Where 73 per cent that they put down her cell phone when they get behind the wheel.

Women are clearly more conscientious than men. 73 percent of women say that they do not touch phone when driving, while only 58 percent of the male proportion answering the same.

– There are now many useful apps for the drive, such as navigation applications. There is also mounting solutions for purchase, and many new cars have this integrated. It is therefore hoped that the proportion who use their mobiles while driving has the rigidly mounted and integrated hands-free, and do not sit to send SMS or checking Facebook at the wheel, says Skaug.

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Women come out best. Women score highest in all situations described in the survey.

Photo: Comnet / Scanpix

Women are best at

Women perform best in the survey.

On occasions like dinner party, the cinema and the car are women good at letting mobile phone lying.

especially in the toilet, we see a marked difference where 44 percent of women put down the phone against 29 percent of men.

The same goes for playing with children where 73 percent of women adds mobile from themselves while only 58 percent of men do the same.

Meanwhile, it turns out that it is the women who had the greatest guilty of excessive mobile use.