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https://sportschan.org/76/thread/4120.html#4528 [details]
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Anon, Saar's last name is Muhammad.
https://trashchan.xyz/digi/thread/1.html#42162 [details]
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>I am not american
Figured as much, Saar: https://[redacted]/cqkE2
<The geographic portrait of X is dramatically unequal. Nigeria leads the world at 80.7%, meaning more than 4 in 5 Nigerian internet users say they used X in the past month. Saudi Arabia (66.7%), Kenya (60.0%) and Turkey (58.7%) complete the top four, all markets with strong political, sports and news-driven Twitter cultures dating back to the Arab Spring and beyond.
<The Global South and Middle East dominate the top positions: Indonesia (50.4%), South Africa (47.7%), UAE (46.7%), Mexico (45.6%), Thailand (45.4%) and Japan (44.0%) all far exceed the global average. The 29.2% worldwide figure masks an enormous variance, in some markets, X is a near-universal information tool; in others it is niche or negligible.
<Western European markets cluster in the 16-22% range: France at 21.7%, Germany at 16.1%, Switzerland at 21.2%, Sweden at 21.1%. Russia shows no measurable data; China at 4.3% reflects its domestic alternatives. For European PR and communications professionals, this context matters: X remains a professional and media industry tool in these markets rather than a mass-market consumer platform.
<The United States (30.9%) sits fractionally above the global average, a counter-intuitive finding given the platform’s American origins and its outsized role in U.S. political discourse. Japan (44.0%) is by far the most X-engaged major economy in the developed world, a position it has held for over a decade.