China's coronavirus lockdown is economically terrible for almost everyone except delivery, news, and gaming apps
A woman uses her mobile phone behind barbed wire at an entrance of a residential compound in Wuhan, the epicenter of the novel coronavirus outbreak, Hubei province, China February 22, 2020.Analysis of China's app usage shows that citizens are turning to their phones to keep themselves entertained and fed during the coronavirus outbreak.
Analysis from Goldman Sachs reveals how mobile internet use has changed in China since the Lunar New Year, when the coronavirus outbreak started to pick up steam. Short-form video apps like Douyin, TikTok's Chinese sister app, saw a daily increase of 27 minutes per user. Widespread quarantines have prompted Chinese citizens to find novel ways of keeping themselves entertained via Douyin,While it is usual for gaming to see a surge during the Lunar New Year holiday period, it was compounded this year by the crisis.
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