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Most people have a handful of go-to apps that never leave their home screen. For some, it’s the clock app or a calculator for quick access. For others, weather and maps apps are must-haves. Still others prefer to keep their home screen a blank slate, putting all their apps on the second page. As part of its 2017 US Mobile App Report, comScore recently surveyed phone owners 18 and up about the apps they need to have on their home screens, whether by themselves or grouped with other apps in a folder.For most people, Google’s apps like Maps, Gmail, and YouTube took precedence, while others preferred keeping their social networking apps front and center.
Here are the 10 apps most people keep on their home screen:
10. Apple App Store
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23% of people have the App Store app on their home screen.
9. Instagram
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24% of people have Instagram on their home screen.
8. Google Play Store
26% of people have the Google’s Play Store on their home screen.
7. Google Search
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32% of people have Google’s Search app on their home screen.
6. YouTube
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33% of people have YouTube on their home screen.
5. Facebook Messenger
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34% of people have Facebook Messenger on their home screen.
4. Amazon
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35% of people have the Amazon app on their home screen.
3. Google Maps
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37% of people have Google Maps on their home screen.
2. Gmail
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41% of people have Gmail on their home screen.
1. Facebook
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46% of people have the Facebook app on their home screen.
