| Active mobile social media penetration | |
|---|---|
| Malta | 69% |
| Iceland | 69% |
| Gibraltar | 68% |
| The Faeroe Islands | 64% |
| Andorra | 62% |
| Norway | 60% |
| Sweden | 60% |
| Denmark | 60% |
| Jersey | 58% |
| United Kingdom (UK) | 57% |
| Ireland | 55% |
| Netherlands | 55% |
| Portugal | 51% |
| Luxembourg | 50% |
| Belgium | 50% |
| Spain | 48% |
| Italy | 47% |
| Kosovo | 46% |
| Montenegro | 46% |
| The Isle of Man | 46% |
| Albania | 45% |
| France | 45% |
| Guernsey | 45% |
| Hungary | 44% |
| Macedonia | 44% |
| Lithuania | 42% |
| Switzerland | 42% |
| Finland | 42% |
| Romania | 41% |
| Estonia | 41% |
| Bulgaria | 41% |
| Austria | 40% |
| Monaco | 40% |
| Greece | 40% |
| Slovenia | 38% |
| Croatia | 38% |
| Bosnia & Herzegovina | 37% |
| Slovakia | 37% |
| Czech Republic | 37% |
| Germany | 35% |
| Liechtenstein | 34% |
| Latvia | 33% |
| Belarus | 32% |
| Poland | 31% |
| Serbia | 31% |
| Russia | 27% |
| Ukraine | 25% |
| San Marino | 22% |
| Moldova | 15% |
This statistic depicts the active mobile social media penetration in European countries in as of January 2017. During that month, 35 percent of internet users in Germany were monthly active mobile social media users, logging on to social media services at least once per month. Norway was ranked sixth with 60 percent mobile social networking penetration rate.
