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Released on Monday the United States banking consumer mobile report (Bank of America Trends in Consumer Mobility Report) shows that approximately 47% of Americans admit that they found it hard to endure all day life without smartphones , many people even consider smartphones over coffee and the importance of major daily necessities such as TV.

The report also found that using my cell phone users who use banking services, Bank of 31% said they would log on once a day at least, another 82% log on at least once a month.

The report also found that in Americans ' daily lives, the Smartphone has been second only to the Internet and the importance of personal hygiene. 91% of respondents said cell phones is important, importance, and cars and deodorants. While televisions and coffee had only 76% and 60% per cent respectively.

The report also found that18-24 groups to the Smartphone's most valued argued that the proportion of products are very important to 96%, more than 93% of the 90% of deodorant and toothbrushes.

"Mobile phones have changed our way of life, and extend our financial lives. "United States Bank Senior Vice President and head of mobile solutions make·woxiaosiji (Marc Warshawsky)," said United States banks now more than 15 million mobile banking users, their access to accounts via mobile device more than 165 million times. We believe that this number will continue to grow, but mobile banking login recently exceeded the number of months the months of Internet Banking login. ”

According to the report, some 62% of respondents at least tried mobile banking . When you use mobile banking, the most common activities include checking an account balance and statements, transfer money, pay bills and deposit checks.

Mobile banking is becoming more mainstream, but the number of people visiting the Bank branch business remained stable, there are 84% of respondents had visited bank branches in the past 6 months. All age differences, 18-34, 83%,35 per cent and above the age of 85%.

However, only 23% of those respondents indicating that they will deal with most transactions through bank branches. 47% of the respondents use mobile or Internet banking as a primary means of business.

In addition, the users are still using the mobile banking application to more sophisticated transactions, such as moving the cheque. United States Bank report shows that 58% of the respondents have used this feature, 38% use this feature often. Mark Warshawsky says: "mobile check deposit has become one of the fastest growing digital service. People accept this cheque deposit service brings the convenience of anywhere, anytime, via mobile devices into 170,000 cheques a day. ”

Other findings of the report are as follows:

--When asked about someone else's mobile device usage while driving to see the phone becomes the most disgusting behavior, accounted for more than 38%. Talk loudly in public places on the phone (15%) or share too many details on the social media (15%), were tied for second, both acts are sharing much information. Only 7% per cent of the respondents thought that see the phone during the meal the most distasteful.

--Asked if a Smartphone after the deprivation of the right, when they are willing to exchange for what, there are 79% people are willing to give up drinking or quit chocolate.

--When a phone is lost or stolen, 79% users are worried about losing personal contact, there is a similar proportion of people are concerned about identity theft and security.

60% of respondents--over the next two years using fingerprint recognition technology to access mobile banking application, there are 32% people are willing to use the IRIS technology, 33% will use voice-recognition technology.