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The image shows a graphical and tabular representation of device usage over various days and applications: graph plots usage time spanning 12 days, displaying data points on an hourly basis for Desktop, Android, Mobile Web, and Web; July 14 records the lowest usage, rising sharply to the highest on July 15, followed by fluctuations till July 24 where Desktop usage is dominant; table lists device percentages and usage durations—YouTube: 530 sessions, 56h 36m 52s, 42%; WhatsApp: 806 sessions, 18h 34m 57s, 15%; ChatGPT: 133 sessions, 6h 44m 29s, 5%; Google Chrome: 229 sessions, 5h 12m 21s, 4%; Samsung Gallery: 470 sessions, 4h 13m 34s, 3%; Facebook: 229 sessions, 3h 43m 59s, 3%; Instagram: 54 sessions, 3h 25m 51s, 2%. Total usage time is 119h 24m 21s.
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The chart illustrates the time spent on various applications and devices, along with their session counts and percentage contributions to total usage over a specific period.
YouTube dominates usage, accounting for 42% of the total time, with 50 hours and 36 minutes logged across 530 sessions. WhatsApp follows, contributing 15%, with 18 hours and 35 minutes spent in 806 sessions, the highest session count among all apps. ChatGPT ranks third, consuming 5% of the total time (6 hours and 44 minutes) over 133 sessions.
Other notable applications include Google Chrome (4%, 5 hours and 12 minutes) and Samsung Gallery (3%, 4 hours and 13 minutes). Facebook and Instagram each have lower usage, with 3% and 2%, respectively.
The hourly usage graph reveals activity peaks around midday and in the evening, with desktop and Android devices being the most commonly used platforms, while mobile web and web usage remain minimal.
Overall, YouTube stands out as the most used platform in terms of time, while WhatsApp leads in session frequency.
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