so i googled this, didnt find the answer (stopped looking really), but realized i misinterpreted the question.
i thought you meant service penetration. i see now, you meant accounts vs citizens.
interestingly enough, before i stopped looking i found the reason your stats are so high.
instead of counting a user having an account(s) as 1, they counted the accounts and ignored the user.
by this failed logic, its easily possible to have well over 100% penetration.
I actually saw a survey that showed a number of countries over 100%....Now S. Korea may be accurate...but those other numbers I'm referring to are probably because they are counting number of phones sold, cumulatively, over a period of years.
The correct way to measure it would be number of active mobile phone/data lines. And that could still be skewed by broadband (i.e., if I dropped home wifi for a data plan for my computer I would now count as 2 mobile devices eventhough nothing really changed).
So did I win anything for being the first with the correct guess? :biggrin:
My reasoning was simply based on a) they are phone crazy in S Korea, and b) they seem to get a bigger selection of phones and earlier than most other parts of the world.
So did I win anything for being the first with the correct guess? :biggrin:
My reasoning was simply based on a) they are phone crazy in S Korea, and b) they seem to get a bigger selection of phones and earlier than most other parts of the world.