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The United States of America (USA) is a federal republic consisting of 50 states and the District of Columbia, located in North America. The country has an area of 9.8 million km², making it the fourth largest in the world. The population as of 2025 is estimated to be about 345 million. The capital is Washington, DC. The US is the world's leading economy, with a GDP of over $26 trillion. The official language is English (de facto) and the currency is the US dollar (USD).

Popular social networks

Social networks in the US are a key part of daily life and communications. As of 2025:

• Facebook: The most widely used platform with approximately 180 million active users. Popular among all age groups for socializing, news and advertising:Leader among youth and visual content, has about 150 million users. Part of the Meta ecosystem.
• YouTube: Main platform for video content with over 200 million monthly active users, used for entertainment, education, and marketing.
• TikTok: Fast-growing network popular among Generation Z and millennials, with about 120 million users, despite periodic political debates about its security.
• X (Twitter): A news and discussion platform with 80 million active users, significant for public figures and journalism.

Other networks such as Snapchat (60 million) and LinkedIn (90 million) are also popular but target specific audiences - youth and professionals, respectively.

Major mobile operators

The US telecom market is one of the most competitive and technologically advanced in the world. Major players:

• Verizon Wireless: The largest operator, with a market share of about 35% and 120 million subscribers. Known for extensive 4G and 5G coverage in urban and rural areas.
• AT&T: Second largest with about 110 million subscribers. Offers 5G in most states and is actively developing fiber.
• T-Mobile: Third key carrier with 105 million subscribers. After merging with Sprint in 2020, it became a leader in mid-range 5G deployment.
• US Cellular: Smaller regional operator with 5 million subscribers, concentrated in the Midwest and rural areas.

Telecom Market Features

The US telecom market is characterized by high levels of competition and innovation. Operators are investing billions of dollars in 5G expansion, which as of 2025 covers more than 80% of the population in cities and is gradually reaching remote regions. Prices are higher than in many countries due to the focus on premium services and the lack of strict government regulation of tariffs. Large operators also offer bundled services (mobile, internet, TV), which increases competition. The market has a well-developed infrastructure, but uneven coverage remains a problem in rural and mountainous areas. The FCC (Federal Communications Commission) regulates frequencies and supports auctions for 5G, which is driving progress.

Mobile penetration rate

As of 2025, the U.S. mobile penetration rate is about 130%, meaning there are approximately 448 million active SIM cards for 345 million people. Many Americans have multiple devices (smartphones, tablets, work phones), which explains this figure. According to the GSMA, 85% of connections were broadband (4G/5G) in 2023, and this figure is likely to rise to 90% by 2025 due to the mass migration to 5G. Mobile internet is available to 95% of the population, although speeds and quality vary by region.

The US combines advanced technology with highly competitive telecommunications and social media, reflecting its role as a global leader. At the same time, uneven access to communications and dependence on commercial giants form unique features of the market.