Nearly half of Australian minors aged 6-13 years of age own or use a mobile phone, according to analysis from Roy Morgan Research using data from the ACMA. The research shows that in 2018, 32% of kids owned a phone and a further 16% had access to one. And one in four kids aged 6-7 had or used a mobile phone. ACMA Chair Nerida O’Loughlin said the research provides valuable insight into consumer behaviours. “This research shows that Australian kids are becoming increasingly digital.
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机译：根据Roy Morgan Research使用ACMA的数据进行的分析显示，年龄在6-13岁之间的澳大利亚未成年人中，近一半拥有或使用手机。研究显示，2018年，有32％的孩子拥有一部手机，另有16％的孩子可以使用一部手机。 6-7岁的孩子中有四分之一拥有或使用过手机。 ACMA主席内里达·奥洛夫林（Nerida O’Loughlin）说，这项研究为了解消费者的行为提供了宝贵的见解。 “这项研究表明，澳大利亚的儿童正变得越来越数字化。
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