Translations:New Readers/Offline/39/en
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- Nigeria: “Sideloading” and music/video sharing are common practices among the digitally savvy, helping users save on data costs (especially when sharing large files) and making technology and media discovery more social. As a result, file-sharing apps (e.g. Xender) are very popular.
- India: Offline modes of retaining and exchanging information are gaining popularity. Most commonly cited exchange apps are Xender, SHAREit, and ShareApp. Downloading to print information is another form of offline transfer. Downloading online content, including videos and songs to watch or listen to later, and school assignment materials to print for use or submission, is a widespread behavior. However, saving Wikipedia articles for later was not observed beyond one instance.
- Mexico: [to be added?]
Concept testing for mobile web
[edit]We completed two rounds of evaluative research to support the development of offline features for the mobile web.
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Report for concept testing in India, 2017
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Report for remote concept testing, 2016