Twitter Users by Country 2022

United States

The United States unsurprisingly has the most Twitter users of any nation. The number of Americans who use Twitter has surpassed 76 million. This is to be expected, given that Twitter is an American firm and had its beginnings in the United States.

Twitter’s biggest concentration of users has always been in the United States, which doesn’t look likely to change anytime soon. Twitter users in this nation outnumber even those in Japan, which is in the second position.

Japan

As of 2015, Japan has the second-highest number of Twitter users worldwide. There are around 60 million Japanese users. This implies that roughly half of an estimated 120 million individuals in Japan are active on Twitter.

Japan has the largest proportion of its population using Twitter, with the second-lowest number of overall users.

India

That India is so high up on this list, given its status as one of the world’s most populated nations, is not surprising. Its 1,4 billion citizens make it the most populated country worldwide where Twitter is legal.

The number of Indians who use Twitter is barely 23.6 million. This figure is expected to skyrocket as more and more people in India acquire access to the Internet.

Brazil

Brazil is a huge nation with a very high percentage of its population online. As a consequence, a lot of people in the nation use Twitter, maybe over 19 million as of this writing.

Although many individuals in Brazil have access to the Internet, many low-income Brazilians do not. Therefore, it’s still possible for the number of Twitter users in the nation to expand considerably.

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China

The official tally of Twitter users in China is zero. Since Twitter, along with many other social media sites, is blocked in China, this is the result. However, many individuals in China utilize virtual private networks (VPNs) to get past the restriction and sign up for Twitter.

Some government agencies, including China Central Television, have social media presence on Twitter. Officially prohibiting Twitter makes it very difficult to determine how many people in China use the service.

Since the government has banned the service, and since an equivalent, unbanned site (Weibo) is so popular, it seems doubtful that Twitter will ever be very successful in China.

People in China will continue to use Weibo even if the government lifts the prohibition. Weibo provides much the same functionality.