Smartphone penetration in Morocco has reached a remarkable milestone, with 100% of urban households now equipped and rural areas quickly catching up, according to the latest survey by the National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ANRT). As digital adoption accelerates, the country also witnesses significant growth in internet connectivity and computer ownership, although rising internet use among children is sparking concerns among parents.
In its Freedom on the Net report, Freedom House classified Morocco as a partially free country, scoring 54 out of 100 points, up from 51 the previous year. The report highlights ongoing violations of users' rights and content restrictions, reflecting a broader global decline in online freedom.
A study conducted by the Arab Barometer confirmed that digital inequalities in Morocco and in many Arab countries remain «persistent».
According to Hootsuite’s new report on social media, 17 million Moroccans use social media platforms. They spend an average time of 2 hours and 33 minutes a day on social media.
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