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E-Commerce Today - Cloud Phones Transforming App Usage Beyond Social Media
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Recent findings from Multilogin, a cloud Android phone platform, reveal significant insights into how cloud phones are being utilized beyond social media. According to their Q3 2026 data, e-commerce and messaging apps account for nearly a third of app installs, with eBay installations surpassing those of Facebook. This emphasizes a growing trend of using cloud phones for diverse purposes such as managing e-commerce platforms, messaging services, and automating tasks with AI tools. The report sheds light on the adaptability and expanded applications of cloud technology in the e-commerce sector.

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