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Simple chart shows how much data NetFlix and YouTube take up

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Updated on Nov 8, 2025
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Netflix eats up 14.9% of all global internet traffic. YouTube grabs another 11.6%. Together, that’s one-quarter of all internet use. Wild, right?

The Attention Economy in Action

This chart isn’t just about bandwidth. It’s about attention dominance. These two platforms deliver endless streams of content that keep people scrolling, watching, and coming back every single day.

Why It Works

  • They own the habit loop: open app → get dopamine → repeat.
  • They serve the customer’s real desire: instant entertainment.
  • They personalize content, making every experience feel “made for you.”
  • They make starting effortless—one tap and you’re hooked.

Examples

  • TikTok grew to 1B+ users by mimicking short-term dopamine loops.
  • Spotify owns “audio time” the same way Netflix owns “TV time.”
  • Amazon Prime Video rides on convenience—free with your shipping.

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