SodaHead.com, the web’s largest opinion-based social community, asked its users if they thought they were addicted to the Internet and 61% of respondents said “yes.” However, 39% said they could quit if they wanted.
When the numbers are broken down by gender, 64% of women admitted to an Internet addiction, compared to 55% of men. Internet addiction was present in every age group, however the younger voters were more likely to be hooked (73% of those between 13-17 and 71% of those between 18-24). The numbers decreased for older respondents with only 39% of those between 55-65 admitting to the addiction.
Full results of the poll, including detailed demographic information, can be found at: http://www.sodahead.com/
Here’s an infographic from the firm illustrating the results:

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