Men continue to dominate Pakistan’s digital and online financial sector, but women are making notable strides in social media usage and online banking, according to a recent report by the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA). Independent Filmmaker Jeff Baena Dies at 47 In the past four years, the proportion of male broadband users increased by 21%, climbing from 79% to nearly 100%. Meanwhile, female users marked a significant rise of 12%, expanding their share from 21% to 33%. The branchless banking sector saw similar trends. Male users increased by 26%, taking their share from 55% to 81%, while women experienced a 17% rise in participation. Social Media Trends: Men still dominate key social media platforms, though the number of female users is growing: Facebook: 76% male, 24% female (68% gender gap) YouTube: 59% gender gap TikTok: 71% gender gap Instagram: 41% gender gap While the gender disparity remains substantial, the data highlights a growing digital presence for women, signaling evolving trends in Pakistan’s online ecosystem. Post navigation Meta Drops Fact-Checkers for User-Driven Moderation in U.S. Amid Criticism
