| All are personal | 28% |
| Most are personal | 16 |
| About half and half personal/work | 25 |
| Most are for work | 21 |
| All are for work | 11 |
| Source: Pew Internet Project | |
Mobility
Mobile user messaging - personal vs. work text messages
All are personal28%Most are personal16About half and half personal/work25Most are for work21All are for work11Source: Pew Internet Project
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