People in Poland regularly using the internet make up two-thirds (65%) of all adults. The vast majority (86% of them, or 56% of the total interviewed) go online via a wireless connection, using devices such as smartphones, tablets or laptops. Over the last few years this group has expanded rapidly: six years ago wireless users made up less than half of all those going online, but by 2012 this had risen to almost two-thirds, and two years ago it was over three-quarters.

Although younger people are still the ones more likely to use wireless when going online, this way of accessing the internet has also become more common among the older people interviewed.

More on this subject in the CBOS report.