Consumers can’t be trusted when it comes to reporting their own behavior, according to Simon van Duivenvoorde, managing director of Wakoopa, an Amsterdam-based tracking technology firm.
“People are not particularly capable at remembering what they are doing on those (mobile) devices,” he said at the recent MRMW APAC event held in Singapore.
“We see a discrepancy between what people say they do, versus what they are actually doing.”
A 2016 case study by Wakoopa reported on and measured behaviour on mobile which showed that an average of 64% of participants’ answers about their behaviour on mobile were inaccurate.
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