Number of photos average American takes on their phone daily revealed, as expert warns devices are ‘digital black holes’ ...Middle East

A SURVEY has revealed the number of times the average American pulls out their phone to take a photo. The study, conducted by OnePoll on behalf of Mixbook, a photo book brand, the average adult in the US whips out their phone six times a day. GettyThe average American pulls out their phone six times a day to take pictures, according to a study[/caption] Two thousand participants revealed that their camera rolls are full of group photos with friends (66%) and family (69%) as well as photos of friends (63%) and family without the person in it (58%). Other pictures included selfies (58%), pet pictures (52%), and scenery (43%). Respondents said they were most likely to take photos

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