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2025-09-11 · 8.2 billion humans

2.2 billion people are still not on the internet

Three-quarters of humanity is online in 2025. The remaining quarter is not a rounding error. It is 2.2 billion people, mostly in low- and middle-income countries.

1 cell = 8.2 million people (0.1% of world population) · 1,000 cells

2.2 billion people are still not on the internet. Three-quarters of humanity is online in 2025. The remaining quarter is not a rounding error. It is 2.2 billion people, mostly in low- and middle-income countries.

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Three-quarters of humanity is online in 2025. The remaining quarter is not a rounding error. It is 2.2 billion people, mostly in low- and middle-income countries.

ITU Facts and Figures 2025: 6.0 billion people online (~74%); 2.2 billion still offline.

Cells rounded to 1,000.

This grid fixes world population at 1,000 equal cells (0.1% of world population). Figures follow ITU Facts and Figures 2025 as summarized in the source line — rounded so cell counts sum to the chart.

  • United Nations — SDG indicators

ITU Facts and Figures 2025: 6.0 billion people online (~74%); 2.2 billion still offline. Cells rounded to 1,000.

  • ITU Facts and Figures 2025

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