Results for: https://www.reddit.com/r/SampleSize/s/rnIwYBMwIy

How Do You Hold Your Phone While Watching Porn? (18+): 419 Responses

419 people told us which way they turn the phone, which hand holds it, which finger does the scrubbing, and what shape of video they watch. Here's what came back.

Who Answered

Count	Share
Men	282
Women	88
Non-binary	38
Unstated or other	11

Born	Count	Share
00s	187	45%
90s	183	44%
80s	36	9%
70s or earlier	8	2%
Unstated	5	1%

Phones split almost evenly: Android 199 (48%), iPhone 188 (45%), unstated 29 (7%).

The Headlines

• 55% watch in portrait, 45% landscape
• 56% hold the phone in the left hand, 35% right
• 73% scrub with the thumb alone
• 79% scrub with the same hand that's holding the phone
• 60% rest the phone against the palm, the other 40% hold it in their fingertips
• 9% bring the chest into it
• Android and iPhone users answered every question the same way

Orientation

Count	Share
Portrait	230
Landscape	189

Roughly even, with a slight lean to portrait.

Which Hand Holds the Phone

Count	Share
Left	236
Right	145
Other	16
Prop or no hands	12
Both	10

Left hand wins by a comfortable margin. Most people are right-handed, so the phone tends to go in the spare hand.

That 56% doesn't mean the right hand is idle, though. Plenty of people hold the phone in the left hand and then reach across with the right to scrub. Counting which hands touch the phone at all, for holding and scrubbing combined:

Share
Left hand only
Right hand only
Both hands

So a genuinely free right hand is only slightly more common than a free left one, and more than a quarter of people use both.

Which Finger Scrubs

Count	Share
Thumb only	306
Index only	59
Thumb and index	45
Other or mixed	9

The thumb dominates. Worth noting it dominates much harder in portrait than in landscape, see below.

One thing the survey didn't ask: whether people change their grip to scrub. It treats the hold and the scrub as one fixed arrangement, when plenty of people probably shift the phone, reach, and shift back. So these answers are best read as the finger people scrub with, not proof that they're holding the phone the same way while they do it.

Portrait vs Landscape

Portrait (n=230)	Landscape (n=189)
Same hand holds and scrubs	88.1%
Rests against the palm	67.4%
Scrubs with thumb only	82.6%
Scrubs with index finger only	8.3%

Partly this is just geometry. A sideways phone is too wide to wrap in one hand and the thumb can't reach the middle of the screen. Still, it's a clean split: portrait is a one-handed hold, landscape mostly isn't.

Same caveat as above applies to the first row. Anyone who re-grips to scrub and then settles back would show up here as one-handed, so treat 88.1% as the ceiling rather than the number.

What People Watch vs How They Hold It

Content actually watched	Held Landscape	Held Portrait
Landscape-shaped videos (n=154)	72.7%	27.3%
Mixture (n=174)	35.6%	64.4%
Portrait-shaped videos (n=69)	8.7%	91.3%

Lopsided. Portrait watchers almost always hold the phone to match, at 91.3%. Landscape watchers often don't, and 27.3% hold the phone upright anyway, letterboxing the video into a strip.

Those 42 people are more one-handed than the widescreen watchers who do turn the phone:

Landscape-content watchers	Hold portrait anyway (n=42)	Hold landscape (n=112)
Same hand holds and scrubs	81.1%	67.8%
Scrubs with thumb only	78.6%	58.9%
Rests against the palm	73.8%	49.1%

Looks like a free hand is worth more to them than a bigger picture.

By Gender

Orientation

Landscape	Portrait	% Portrait
Man (n=282)	146	136
Woman (n=88)	26	62
Non-binary (n=38)	12	26

Men are a coin flip. Women and non-binary respondents lean portrait by about two to one. It isn't the content, since all three groups report near-identical viewing mixes (16.7% mostly-portrait among men, 18.2% among women, 15.8% among non-binary respondents).

The gap is widest among people watching widescreen video, where the share holding the phone upright regardless is:

Holds portrait anyway
Men (n=105)
Women (n=30)
Non-binary (n=16)

Which Hand

Left	Right	Both	Prop	Other
Man (n=282)	61.0%	31.6%	1.8%	2.5%
Woman (n=88)	47.7%	37.5%	2.3%	4.5%
Non-binary (n=38)	47.4%	47.4%	5.3%	0.0%

Men skew left hardest. Non-binary respondents are an exact tie.

Which Finger

Thumb only	Index only	Both
Man (n=282)	72.0%	14.9%
Woman (n=88)	73.9%	12.5%
Non-binary (n=38)	73.7%	15.8%

No real difference here.

The Chest

Mentions chest
Man (n=282)
Woman (n=88)
Non-binary (n=38)

39 people bring the chest into it, 10 of them balancing the phone there with no hands at all. It's mostly a portrait thing, 29 of the 39 mentions.

By Age

Portrait	Left hand	Thumb only	Uses palm
Born 80s (n=36)	41.7%	55.6%	80.6%
Born 90s (n=183)	56.8%	55.2%	72.1%
Born 00s (n=187)	56.1%	58.3%	74.3%

Mostly flat. The 80s group leans landscape, but it's also 89% men, and men lean landscape anyway. Looking at men alone:

Born 80s	Born 90s	Born 00s
Men, % portrait	40.6% (n=32)	47.4% (n=114)
Women, % portrait	66.7% (n=3)	72.9% (n=48)

Younger men drift toward portrait. Women are portrait-first at every age. The 80s women figure is 3 people, so ignore it.

Most Common Grips

Among the 250 people who described three or more points of contact, the grips cluster into a few shapes:

Grip	Count	Share
Full wrap: palm and all five digits	75	30%
Palm and four fingers, thumb free	33	13%
Four fingers, no palm or thumb	26	10%
Four fingers and thumb, no palm	15	6%
Thumb, index and middle	14	6%
Palm, pinky and thumb	13	5%
Everything else (26 other combinations)	74	30%

The full wrap is the single most common, but the striking thing is the spread: 32 distinct combinations across 250 people, and no grip used by even a third of them.

Note the thumb is doing double duty in this table. People who leave it out of the grip scrub with it 94% of the time, against 75% for people who grip with it. That's mostly bookkeeping rather than a finding, since the thumb is either holding the phone or working the screen.

Caveats and Open Questions

Tick counts aren't grip strength. The grip question was a grid of checkboxes, left and right, palm plus five fingers each. 28 people ticked no hand boxes at all, 94 ticked exactly one, and 6 ticked eight or more. Tick counts also climb the younger respondents get, which is probably about how thoroughly people fill in checkbox grids rather than anything about grip.

The chest number is an artifact of the options. Chest was the only body part offered as a checkbox, and 39 people ticked it. Leg, thigh, ribcage and arm all had to be typed in by hand, and got one mention each. So the 9% may be measuring "used a body part" with chest as the only available box, rather than the chest specifically. Offer thigh and stomach as options and the picture would likely spread out.

Nobody was asked what position they were in. Lying down, sitting up and standing are three completely different problems for a hand, and the chest answers suggest a fair number of people are horizontal. Posture is probably the biggest single thing driving orientation and grip, and it isn't in the data at all.

Handedness wasn't asked. The reading that the phone goes in the spare hand rests entirely on assuming most respondents are right-handed. Roughly one in ten people aren't, and there's no way to identify them here.

Neither was phone size. A Pro Max and a Mini are different objects to hold one-handed. We asked which brand people use, which turned out to predict nothing, when screen size would plausibly predict quite a lot about palms and full wraps.

Nobody was asked what the other hand was doing. It seemed safe to assume.

"Typically" is doing a lot of work. Every question asked what people usually do. Nothing captures how much any individual varies between sessions, positions or videos, which for a lot of people is probably the honest answer.

Finally got around to getting the analysis for this old survey: https://www.reddit.com/r/SampleSize/s/HdfDMzXrsi

Where Have You Done It? Survey Results (18+): 202 Responses

202 people shared every place they've ever had sex and every place they've ever masturbated, plus where they actually do it on the regular. Broken down by gender and age.

Who Answered

• 202 total responses
• Men: 132 (65%) | Women: 53 (26%) | Non-binary/other: 17 (8%)
• Age range: 19–64, most respondents in their 20s–30s (median age: 29)
• 92% have had sex | 98% have masturbated

Overall Findings

The bedroom is close to universal for both sex and masturbation, obviously.

On average, respondents reported having sex in 11.5 locations and masturbating in 11.0. The most adventurous person clocked 38 sex locations; a separate person hit 42 for masturbation. Both are out there somewhere, probably eyeing a new spot right now.

• 69% reported having sex outdoors or in nature (tent, forest, beach, park, cabin, backyard, boat...)
• 62% reported having sex somewhere genuinely public (parking lot, park, public washroom, club/bar, train, beach...)
• 42% reported masturbating at a home office or workplace
• 39% reported masturbating in a public washroom
• 24% reported having sex in a public washroom

By Age and Gender

Four buckets: 18–24, 25–34, 35–44, 45+. Women 45+ excluded from age tables (only one respondent, which isn't enough to do anything with).

Sex: Ever

Men

Location	18–24 (n=19)	25–34 (n=70)	35–44 (n=23)	45+ (n=10)
Avg locations	6.5	11.9	14.6	16.9
Bedroom	100%	100%	100%	100%
Living room	42%	84%	100%	100%
Hotel room	53%	84%	91%	100%
Shower	53%	73%	83%	90%
Bathroom	42%	71%	83%	100%
Car	32%	57%	74%	100%
Friend's house	26%	56%	61%	80%
Kitchen	26%	51%	70%	50%
Dorm room	32%	41%	61%	40%
Bath tub	21%	43%	48%	50%
Park	11%	29%	39%	70%
Tent	11%	31%	48%	70%
Parking lot	16%	31%	39%	60%
Forest	16%	29%	30%	60%
Basement	11%	23%	52%	40%
Backyard	11%	17%	48%	60%
Home office	5%	24%	52%	40%
Public washroom	26%	33%	17%	30%
Swimming pool	5%	19%	26%	40%
Hot tub	5%	29%	35%	10%
Beach	5%	17%	35%	50%
Cabin	11%	33%	35%	50%
Club/bar	5%	17%	9%	40%
Boat	5%	9%	17%	20%

Women

Location	18–24 (n=21)	25–34 (n=18)	35–44 (n=9)
Avg locations	9.7	10.4	12.8
Bedroom	100%	100%	100%
Living room	86%	94%	89%
Hotel room	71%	72%	89%
Shower	76%	72%	78%
Bathroom	86%	56%	78%
Car	57%	56%	56%
Friend's house	38%	50%	67%
Kitchen	29%	39%	56%
Dorm room	48%	33%	44%
Bath tub	29%	33%	44%
Park	24%	39%	56%
Tent	19%	22%	56%
Parking lot	33%	28%	33%
Forest	19%	33%	56%
Basement	38%	50%	22%
Backyard	10%	33%	33%
Home office	5%	33%	22%
Public washroom	14%	11%	11%
Swimming pool	29%	28%	33%
Hot tub	19%	6%	22%
Beach	19%	17%	33%
Cabin	24%	44%	44%
Club/bar	10%	11%	11%
Boat	5%	6%	22%

Sex: Regularly

Regular sex is boring. Everyone lands on about 2 spots regardless of age. Bedroom is locked in. Here's what actually changes:

Men

Location	18–24	25–34	35–44	45+
Bedroom	100%	100%	100%	100%
Living room	18%	35%	41%	22%
Hotel room	0%	17%	23%	22%
Shower	18%	14%	14%	33%
Bathroom	6%	16%	5%	11%
Car	12%	6%	0%	0%
Dorm room	12%	3%	0%	0%

Women

Location	18–24	25–34	35–44
Bedroom	95%	100%	88%
Living room	29%	50%	38%
Shower	14%	11%	12%
Bathroom	10%	11%	0%
Car	19%	0%	0%
Dorm room	10%	0%	0%

Masturbation: Ever

Men

Location	18–24 (n=24)	25–34 (n=71)	35–44 (n=24)	45+ (n=10)
Avg locations	8.8	12.4	14.4	17.6
Bedroom	96%	100%	100%	100%
Bathroom	88%	99%	100%	100%
Shower	83%	94%	100%	90%
Living room	62%	90%	100%	90%
Hotel room	67%	79%	92%	90%
Bath tub	54%	65%	96%	80%
Dorm room	50%	49%	58%	40%
Car	21%	54%	62%	90%
Friend's house	46%	51%	54%	80%
Home office	12%	52%	62%	80%
Public washroom	33%	52%	50%	50%
Out-of-home office	4%	25%	29%	70%
Basement	21%	23%	42%	60%
Forest	25%	27%	25%	60%
Kitchen	21%	28%	33%	60%
Tent	21%	31%	38%	50%
Garage	8%	20%	38%	50%
Cabin	12%	25%	33%	50%
Parking lot	8%	24%	25%	40%
Park	4%	17%	17%	40%
Locker room	12%	15%	12%	30%
Backyard	17%	23%	33%	30%
Train	4%	13%	8%	30%
Plane	4%	17%	25%	20%
Attic	8%	8%	29%	10%
Library	4%	11%	12%	10%

Women

Location	18–24 (n=21)	25–34 (n=19)	35–44 (n=10)
Avg locations	9.4	7.2	7.3
Bedroom	100%	100%	100%
Bathroom	90%	79%	80%
Shower	76%	79%	80%
Living room	57%	68%	70%
Bath tub	86%	53%	60%
Hotel room	67%	68%	50%
Dorm room	52%	42%	30%
Car	48%	26%	30%
Friend's house	29%	21%	40%
Home office	14%	37%	10%
Public washroom	29%	11%	10%
Swimming pool	24%	11%	10%
Basement	19%	21%	0%
Park	14%	16%	10%
Parking lot	14%	0%	10%
Plane	14%	0%	10%
Locker room	14%	0%	0%
Forest	14%	5%	10%
Tent	14%	5%	20%
Alley	10%	11%	0%
Balcony	10%	11%	0%

Masturbation: Regularly

Men

Location	18–24	25–34	35–44	45+
Avg locations	2.0	2.5	2.0	2.9
Bedroom	92%	88%	64%	78%
Bathroom	42%	49%	50%	44%
Living room	8%	38%	27%	33%
Shower	21%	31%	14%	22%
Home office	0%	14%	18%	22%
Bath tub	4%	6%	18%	11%
Dorm room	25%	3%	0%	0%
Garage	0%	1%	5%	22%
Backyard	0%	0%	0%	22%

Women

Location	18–24	25–34	35–44
Avg locations	2.6	1.8	2.0
Bedroom	95%	100%	100%
Bathroom	43%	16%	25%
Living room	19%	26%	25%
Bath tub	14%	11%	25%
Shower	19%	16%	12%
Home office	0%	5%	0%
Club/bar	0%	0%	12%

Men vs. Women

Men rack up more locations on average: 12.0 for sex vs. women's 10.7, and the masturbation gap is wider still: 12.5 (men) vs. 8.2 (women).

Where men pull ahead:

• Reported masturbating at work: 53% of men vs. 25% of women
• Reported masturbating in a public washroom: 48% of men vs. 18% of women
• Reported having sex in a public washroom: 29% of men vs. 12% of women
• Kitchen sex: 51% of men vs. 39% of women

Where women pull ahead:

• Living room sex: 90% of women vs. 82% of men
• Swimming pool sex: 31% of women vs. 20% of men
• Park and cabin sex: 37% of women vs. ~31% of men each

Regular masturbation habits look pretty different:

• Women stick closer to the bedroom: 94% do it there regularly vs. 82% of men
• Men spread out: 47% regularly use the bathroom, 29% the living room, 25% the shower, 12% the home office

What Age Shows

Men keep adding locations over time. Older women have done it in fewer places.

For sex, men steadily accumulate: 6.5 average locations at 18–24, up to 16.9 at 45+. More years, more places tried. Women also add locations for sex over time (9.7 → 10.4 → 12.8), just more slowly, and from a higher starting point.

For masturbation the pattern diverges sharply. Men keep climbing: 8.8 → 12.4 → 14.4 → 17.6. Women go the other direction: 9.4 at 18–24, dropping to 7.2–7.3 in their late 20s and 30s. Younger women are trying more spots; older women never did.

For any man who's had a home office, he's used it. Only 5% of men 18–24 reported having sex in one, climbing to 24% (25–34) and 52% (35–44). For masturbation it's even more dramatic: 12% at 18–24, hitting 80% for 45+.

Young women and the bath tub. 86% of women 18–24 reported masturbating there. It drops to 53% at 25–34.

Men 35–44 are peak chaos for sex. Basement: 11% → 23% → 52%. Backyard: 11% → 17% → 48%. Home office: 5% → 24% → 52%. Something about having a house and nobody watching.

By 45+, every single man reported having sex in a car. 32% at 18–24. By 45+, it's 100%. Living room, bathroom, hotel room, friend's house all follow the same curve, hitting 80–100% eventually. Less a bucket list, more a matter of time.

Notable Write-Ins

For sex: a castle, a Crusader castle, a graveyard (two separate people, presumably not together), backstage at a concert, a radio station, a hair salon, the middle of a music festival, a sauna/cruising bar, a changing room at a store, a pier, a camper, a boathouse, a neighbor's house while they weren't home, and a spa.

For masturbation: school, a hospital, while driving on the highway, a dining room table, and, verbatim: "anywhere to have my vagina in the water."

Results for:

https://www.reddit.com/r/SampleSize/s/MwVpFaLytY

Results

There were 230 respondents after sanitizing.

Main takeaways

Shared desktop computer was important back in the day

50% of 80s-born men and 44% of 90s-born men said it was where they first started regularly watching porn. Definitely the easiest and maybe only place to access it. Today, 85–90% of all respondents use a phone.

Men watch more then before, women watch less

49% of 90s-born men say they watch porn more often now than when they started, while 30% say less. For women it's the opposite 59% of 90s-born women and 67% of 00s-born women say they watch less often now.

Each generation starts earlier than the last

78% of men born in the 00s started regularly watching porn before they turned 16, compared to 42% of men born in the 80s. Women trend the same direction.

How old were you when viewing porn became a regular habit for you?

Men

Decade	n	Under 13	13-15	16-18	19-21	22-25	25+
60s	1	0%	0%	0%	100%	0%	0%
70s	8	12%	38%	25%	0%	25%	0%
80s	24	12%	29%	25%	8%	21%	4%
90s	105	11%	56%	27%	4%	2%	0%
00s	41	27%	51%	20%	2%	0%	0%

Women

Decade	n	Under 13	13-15	16-18	19-21	25+
60s	1	0%	0%	0%	0%	100%
70s	1	0%	0%	100%	0%	0%
80s	4	25%	0%	25%	50%	0%
90s	17	24%	24%	29%	12%	12%
00s	9	11%	44%	33%	11%	0%

Non-binary & genderfluid

Decade	n	Under 13	13-15	16-18	25+
60s	—	—	—	—	—
70s	—	—	—	—	—
80s	—	—	—	—	—
90s	11	9%	45%	36%	9%
00s	8	38%	25%	38%	0%

When viewing porn first became a regular habit for you, what was your primary way of accessing it?

Men

Decade	n	Shared desktop	Own desktop	Laptop	Phone	Tablet	Magazines	DVDs/VHS	iPod Touch	Gaming device	TV/Cable
60s	1	0%	100%	0%	0%	0%	100%	100%	0%	0%	0%
70s	8	0%	25%	12%	0%	0%	62%	38%	0%	0%	0%
80s	24	50%	50%	12%	4%	0%	17%	8%	0%	0%	4%
90s	105	44%	19%	26%	24%	3%	8%	2%	2%	1%	2%
00s	41	7%	7%	29%	54%	17%	2%	0%	5%	7%	0%

Women

Decade	n	Shared desktop	Own desktop	Laptop	Phone	Tablet	Magazines	DVDs/VHS	iPod Touch	Gaming device	TV/Cable
60s	1	0%	0%	100%	100%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%
70s	1	100%	0%	0%	0%	0%	100%	0%	0%	0%	0%
80s	4	50%	0%	25%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%	25%
90s	17	18%	18%	35%	47%	6%	0%	0%	0%	12%	0%
00s	9	11%	0%	56%	78%	22%	0%	0%	0%	0%	0%

Non-binary & genderfluid

Decade	n	Shared desktop	Own desktop	Laptop	Phone	Tablet	Magazines	DVDs/VHS	iPod Touch	Gaming device	TV/Cable
60s	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
70s	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
80s	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
90s	11	27%	9%	18%	36%	9%	0%	0%	9%	0%	9%
00s	8	12%	12%	0%	75%	12%	0%	0%	12%	25%	0%

What is your primary way of accessing porn today?

Men

Decade	n	Phone	Desktop	Laptop	Tablet	VR headset
60s	1	100%	100%	0%	0%	0%
70s	8	75%	25%	62%	25%	0%
80s	24	62%	50%	29%	4%	4%
90s	105	85%	30%	18%	3%	0%
00s	41	90%	17%	27%	5%	0%

Women

Decade	n	Phone	Laptop	Tablet	Desktop
60s	1	100%	0%	0%	0%
70s	1	100%	0%	0%	0%
80s	4	100%	50%	0%	0%
90s	17	88%	12%	6%	6%
00s	9	100%	0%	22%	0%

Non-binary & genderfluid

Decade	n	Phone	Laptop	Desktop	VR headset
60s	—	—	—	—	—
70s	—	—	—	—	—
80s	—	—	—	—	—
90s	11	91%	45%	18%	0%
00s	8	100%	25%	25%	12%

When viewing porn first became a regular habit for you, where did you usually view it?

Men

Decade	n	Bedroom	Bathroom	Home office	Living room	Friend's
60s	1	0%	100%	0%	0%	0%
70s	8	75%	12%	0%	12%	12%
80s	24	62%	4%	42%	17%	8%
90s	105	61%	22%	20%	11%	3%
00s	41	71%	46%	0%	17%	0%

Women

Decade	n	Bedroom	Bathroom	Home office	Living room	Friend's
60s	1	0%	0%	0%	100%	0%
70s	1	0%	0%	100%	0%	0%
80s	4	25%	0%	50%	0%	25%
90s	17	82%	12%	12%	6%	0%
00s	9	89%	44%	0%	0%	11%

Non-binary & genderfluid

Decade	n	Bedroom	Living room	Home office	Bathroom	Upstairs
60s	—	—	—	—	—	—
70s	—	—	—	—	—	—
80s	—	—	—	—	—	—
90s	11	64%	27%	27%	0%	9%
00s	8	100%	12%	12%	50%	0%

Where do you usually view porn today?

Men

Decade	n	Bedroom	Bathroom	Home office	Living room	Dorm
60s	1	0%	0%	100%	0%	0%
70s	8	88%	25%	38%	38%	0%
80s	24	71%	17%	33%	21%	0%
90s	105	76%	29%	23%	25%	1%
00s	41	90%	39%	10%	5%	7%

Women

Decade	n	Bedroom	Living room	Bathroom	Home office
60s	1	0%	100%	0%	0%
70s	1	100%	0%	0%	0%
80s	4	75%	50%	0%	0%
90s	17	94%	24%	6%	6%
00s	9	100%	0%	22%	0%

Non-binary & genderfluid

Decade	n	Bedroom	Bathroom	Home office	Living room	Kitchen
60s	—	—	—	—	—	—
70s	—	—	—	—	—	—
80s	—	—	—	—	—	—
90s	11	100%	9%	18%	9%	0%
00s	8	100%	25%	0%	12%	12%

Compared with when viewing porn first became a regular habit for you...

You view porn...

Men

Decade	n	More often	Same	Less often
60s	1	0%	100%	0%
70s	8	38%	25%	38%
80s	24	42%	29%	29%
90s	105	49%	21%	30%
00s	41	41%	22%	37%

Women

Decade	n	More often	Same	Less often
60s	1	0%	100%	0%
70s	1	0%	0%	100%
80s	4	25%	0%	75%
90s	17	24%	18%	59%
00s	9	33%	0%	67%

Non-binary & genderfluid

Decade	n	More often	Same	Less often
60s	—	—	—	—
70s	—	—	—	—
80s	—	—	—	—
90s	11	27%	27%	45%
00s	8	25%	0%	75%

Your typical viewing sessions are...

Men

Decade	n	Longer	Same	Shorter
60s	1	100%	0%	0%
70s	8	38%	38%	25%
80s	24	33%	42%	25%
90s	105	33%	37%	30%
00s	41	34%	32%	34%

Women

Decade	n	Longer	Same	Shorter
60s	1	0%	100%	0%
70s	1	0%	0%	100%
80s	4	25%	50%	25%
90s	17	35%	12%	53%
00s	9	11%	56%	33%

Non-binary & genderfluid

Decade	n	Longer	Same	Shorter
60s	—	—	—	—
70s	—	—	—	—
80s	—	—	—	—
90s	11	73%	0%	27%
00s	8	38%	25%	38%

Privacy is...

Men

Decade	n	More important	Same	Less important
60s	1	100%	0%	0%
70s	8	50%	38%	12%
80s	24	25%	58%	17%
90s	105	30%	44%	27%
00s	41	39%	39%	22%

Women

Decade	n	More important	Same	Less important
60s	1	0%	0%	100%
70s	1	0%	100%	0%
80s	4	0%	50%	50%
90s	17	29%	53%	18%
00s	9	33%	44%	22%

Non-binary & genderfluid

Decade	n	More important	Same	Less important
60s	—	—	—	—
70s	—	—	—	—
80s	—	—	—	—
90s	11	27%	55%	18%
00s	8	12%	38%	50%

Bonus question: do you remember Pornhub ever having a per day limit of videos you could watch on their mobile site?

I swear back in the day on my iPod Touch that there was a 5 video limit. Happy to see that

Most likely to remember: 90s Non-binary & genderfluid (18%, n=11) and 90s Men (11%, n=105).

Men

Decade	n	Yes	No
60s	1	0%	100%
70s	8	0%	88%
80s	24	0%	100%
90s	105	11%	89%
00s	41	2%	98%

Women

Decade	n	Yes	No
60s	1	0%	100%
70s	1	0%	100%
80s	4	0%	100%
90s	17	6%	94%
00s	9	11%	89%

Non-binary & genderfluid

Decade	n	Yes	No
60s	—	—	—
70s	—	—	—
80s	—	—	—
90s	11	18%	82%
00s	8	0%	100%`

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