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ComReg Consumer MVCT Market Research Objectives & Methodology / ComReg is required to review certain electronic communications markets that are susceptible to ex-ante regulation, as set out by the European Commission (‘EC’). The Mobile Voice Call Termination (‘MVCT’) Market is one of five wholesale markets that the EC has identified as being susceptible to ex-ante regulation. / In order to assist with its market review of MVCT, ComReg has engaged REDC to carry out market research in order to gain insights into residential consumer characteristics, including: • Incidence of ownership and usage of mobile voice telephony amongst consumers • Consumer Usage of mobile phone for traditional calls, texts (SMS) and emails • Consumer Usage of Applications (‘Apps’) for voice/messaging • Incidence of bundling telecommunications services amongst Consumers • Price awareness of voice calls and switching behaviour of Consumers / 1,038 face-to-face interviews were conducted by RED C amongst a nationally representative sample of all adults aged 15+ who use a mobile phone in July 2016. / Interviews were quota controlled by age, gender, social class and region to represent the known profile of the target market for the survey. CSO data from the 2011 Census was used to develop the sampling for this research project. Statistical Testing has been conducted in the survey where a significant difference exists at the 95% confidence interval the following symbol is used: Sample Profile (Base: All Mobile Users – 1,038) Use of Mobile Phone Gender Age % 36% 51% 15-34 36% 35-54 Personal Only 88 49% 27% 55+ Social Class Both Personal Region 12 ABC1s: 42% 28% & Business Dublin 62% Total Urban 34% Total Urban C2DEFs: 58% (Excl. Dublin) 38% Total Rural Key Findings from this Survey / Amongst the nationally representative sample of mobile phone users in Ireland aged 15+ that took part in this survey, 86% claim that they use their mobile phone daily (Ref: Slide 14). / 60% of those taking part in this survey have a mobile Prepay plan, the remaining 40% are Bill Pay customers (Ref: Slide 32). / 8% of the sample surveyed have their mobile phone as part of a bundle with other services (such as TV, landline or broadband) (Ref: Slide 21). / According to this survey, 74% of mobile users own a smartphone (Ref: Slide 24). / Amongst smartphone users in the survey, 48% say that they use OTT Apps for voice/video calls every day or every couple of days, rising to 66% amongst Dublin residents and 58% amongst those aged 15-34 (Ref: Slide 26). / 67% of all surveyed use an internet messaging app at least every couple of days, rising to 77% amongst 15-34 year olds and 70% in Dublin and Total Urban regions (Ref: Slide 29). / 63% of all mobile users use their phone for accessing the internet every day or every couple of days according to this survey (Ref: Slide 15). / Of all those taking part in the survey, 67% use their mobile phone for social networking (Facebook, Twitter, etc.) at least every couple of days (Ref: Slide 15). / In terms of mobile Bill Pay customers surveyed, 91% get inclusive minutes as part of their Bill Pay package (Ref: Slide 37). / 72% of those on Prepay receive an allowance of minutes to use as part of their Prepay plan (Ref: Slide 55). 4 Slide Contents No. / Infographics of Key Findings 6 / Mobile Phone Overview 13 / Mobile Phone Functionality & Services 23 / Mobile Phone Cost 30 / Mobile Bill Pay Users 36 / Mobile Prepay Users 48 / Home Phone 59 / Cost of Different Call Types 70 / Awareness of Network Called & Cost 75 / Switching 97 / SSNIP 106 / Questionnaire 114 Infographics of Key Findings Residential Users: Mobile Phone Market - I 40% 74% 33% 47% of mobile phone users in of surveyed mobile users of smartphone owners in of smartphone users in the this survey are on Bill Pay own a smartphone this survey claim to have sample receive messages via (Ref: Slide 32) (Ref: Slide 24) never received a call via an internet app once a day an OTT internet app… (Ref: Slide 28) (Ref: Slide 25) of the survey sample with a Similarly, smartphone use internet based apps for voice/video calls daily… 27% (Ref: Slide 26) 47% of survey respondents that own a smartphone send …but instant messages via data based apps approximately 25% once a day (Ref: Slide 29) have never used their receive them daily smartphone to do this. (Ref: Slide 25) …33% (Ref: Slide 26) Residential Users: Mobile Phone Market - II of survey respondents have their mobile phone service 8% bundled with another service 79% (Ref: Slide 21) of surveyed Bill Pay 43% customers that receive of mobile users in this inclusive minutes as part survey are Vodafone of their plan can use customers these minutes to call (Ref: Slide 18) fixed line numbers (Ref: Slide 40) of those that took part in this survey 11% have switched their mobile price plan in the past year (Ref: Slide 20) Residential Users: Use of Mobile OTT Apps/Internet Services on Mobile of those surveyed use social networks on their mobile 67% phone every day or every 68% couple of days (Ref: Slide 15) of the total sample use apps for instant messaging every day or every couple of days (Ref: Slide 15) 48% use their mobile for internet of smartphone users in the browsing every day or every survey use OTT apps for 63% couple of days according to voice/video calls every day this survey (Ref: Slide 15) or every couple of days, rising to 66% amongst Dublin residents and 58% amongst those aged 15-34 (Ref: Slide 26) Residential Users: Bill Pay Mobile of Bill Pay users with inclusive minutes in the survey say that their minutes can be used to call any network 91% 89% (Ref: Slide 39) of Bill Pay users in this survey receive inclusive minutes as part of their plan (Ref: Slide 37) however, say they can only use their inclusive minutes for calls to users on their own network 10% (Ref: Slide 39) Residential Users: Prepay Mobile 60% 94% of Prepay users with inclusive minutes in the survey can use of survey respondents on Prepay top- their minutes for calls to any up their mobile phone at least once a network… month (Ref: Slide 55) (Ref: Slide 51) …but inclusive 72% minutes for of Prepay users in this survey receive inclusive minutes as part of their 37% of survey respondents on plan (Ref: Slide 54) Prepay can only be used for calls to those on the same network (Ref: Slide 55) Residential Users: Fixed Line Market Proportion of calls made from fixed lines to other fixed lines amongst fixed line owners in 74% this survey 47% (Ref: Slide 65) of survey respondents 54% purchasing a fixed voice of respondents in this service use eir as their survey have a fixed voice service provider service (Ref: Slide 60) (Ref: Slide 61) of those in the survey Rising to without a home phone say 64% that the reason for this is 74% that they prefer to only use among 55+ years mobile… (Ref: Slide 69) (Ref: Slide 60) say that it is to ‘save …39% money’ (Ref: Slide 69) Mobile Phone Overview Frequency Of Mobile Phone Use (Base: All Mobile Users – 1,038) Q. And how often do you use your phone? % Region Age Total Urban Total (Excl. Total Dublin Urban Dublin) Rural 15-34 35-54 55+ (288) (642) (354) (396) (379) (379) (280) More than once a day More than once a 86 86% 86% 85% 88% 96% 91% 67% day Approximately once a 11% 10% 9% 7% 4% 7% 19% day Approximately once 3% 3% 4% 3% * 2% 10% every couple of days Approximately once a Approximately once a day 1% 1% 1% 1% 0 * 2% week Approximately once 9 every couple of days Less frequently * * 1% 1% 0 * 2% 3 Approximately once a week 1 1 Less frequently 14 86% of all survey respondents use their mobile phone more than once a day with usage highest amongst those aged 15-34 (96%). (Q.15) Frequency Of Use Of Services On Mobile Phone (Base: All Mobile Users – 1,038) Q. Could you indicate how often you use any of the Net Every following services on your mobile phone? Day or Every Never once a month or less less than every week every couple of days every day Couple Of Days Traditional mobile voice call 113 3 22 71 92% Standard Text messaging 7 13 4 21 63 84% Internet Messaging applications such as 20 2 3 6 24 44 68% WhatsApp, Viber on your mobile phone Social networks (such as Facebook, Instagram 21 1 4 7 16 51 67% twitter) on your mobile phone Internet Browsing (data use for surfing web, 17 5 7 7 18 45 63% downloading video etc..) on your mobile phone Use email on your mobile phone 18 5 11 12 20 35 54% Internet based applications for voice calls such as 39 4 6 11 18 22 40% VoIP, Skype, Internet call, on your mobile phone Play Games (online/already downloaded/offline) 59 7 8 8 11 8 19% Streaming TV Apps and Video-on Demand (e.g. 59 7 8 7 11 8 18% Netflix) Shopping online 47 18 18 9 5 2 7% 15 Standard mobile voice calls have the highest incidence of daily use (71%) amongst those surveyed, while 63% say they use text messaging daily. (Q.20) Frequency Of Use Of Services On Mobile Phone by Age and Mobile Tariff (Base: All Mobile Users – 1,038) NET EVERY DAY OR EVERY COUPLE OF DAYS Age Mobile Tariff Total 15-34 35-54 55+ Prepay Bill Pay (1,038) (379) (379) (280) (619) (419) Traditional mobile voice call 92% 92% 96% 88% 89% 97% Standard Text messaging 84% 94%94% 90% 63% 79% 92% Internet Messaging applications such as 68% 79% 63% 47% 69% 67% WhatsApp, Viber on your mobile phone Social networks (such as Facebook, 67% 84%84% 63% 29% 72% 63% Instagram twitter) on your mobile phone Internet Browsing (data use for surfing web, downloading video etc..) on your 63% 72% 62% 38% 68% 58% mobile phone Use email on your mobile phone 54% 60% 55% 32% 47% 62% Internet based applications for voice calls such as VoIP, Skype, Internet call, on your 40% 48% 36% 27% 43% 37% mobile phone Play Games (online/already 19% 28% 13% 6% 21% 17% downloaded/offline) Streaming TV Apps and Video-on Demand 18% 27% 11% 9% 23% 13% (e.g.
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