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By TRENDS Desk
February 1, 2022 8:12 am
  • Beside Google, Youtube and Facebook, there are a few other online giants who have unmatched dominance in the cyberworld.
  • Together, the top three websites woo more than 152 billion visits monthly, outpacing the next 47 websites combined

Anyone who knows the word internet must also be aware of the top three websites – Google, YouTube and Facebook. But there are a few other online giants who have unmatched dominance.

Together, the top three websites woo more than 152 billion visits monthly, outpacing the next 47 websites combined.

Interestingly, as the pandemic transformed everything from the way we work, learn, communicate, and shop—a majority of these activities migrated online. This has massively increased the footfall and momentum in the cyberworld

This week’s TRENDS infographic focuses on the top 10 websites in the world in terms of time spent and page views.

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