Black Friday was the busiest day online in 2022, Cloudflare data shows
According to Cloudflare, Google was the #1 most popular service of the year. Google beat out Facebook (#2), Apple and TikTok (tied at #3) and YouTube (#5).
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Data from the internet infrastructure company Cloudflare shows Black Friday was the busiest day online in 2022.
According to Cloudflare, Google was the #1 most popular service of the year. Google beat out Facebook (#2), Apple and TikTok (tied at #3) and YouTube (#5).
Facebook was the most popular social media service of 2022, followed by TikTok in the #2 position. Instagram (#3) overtook Twitter (#4) in the Social Media category: the photo and video sharing app knocked Twitter from 3rd place in August.
In Streaming, YouTube was the most popular service, followed by Netflix, Twitch, Roku, Disney Plus, Prime Video, Hulu, HBO, Pluto TV, and Vimeo.
This data comes from Cloudflare Radar, a free tool from Cloudflare that lets anyone view global trends and insights across the Internet.
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