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Counting down the world's most polluted cities
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Episode 39Quiz reveal0:26
Guess before the timer runs out
Guess the number
Source: ITU Facts and Figures 2025; DataReportal Digital 2026 · 2025
3 on the list. The figures appear here once the clip gives the answer away.
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ITU counts anyone with no internet use in the last 3 months, so offline is not always never.
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Source: ITU Facts and Figures 2025; DataReportal Digital 2026. Covering 2025.
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8.2 billion people on Earth. How many are still offline?
Is it about 1.2 billion, about 2.2 billion, or about 3.6 billion? Lock in your guess.
About 2.2 billion, roughly one in four of us. And 96 percent of them live in low- and middle-income countries.
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