Telecommunication in the Philippines
Compared to the European Union, the Philippines has a slight downturn in the development of telecommunications. Under the country code +63, there were a total of 171.58 m connections in 2020. Among them were 167.32 m million mobile phones, which corresponds to an average of 1.5 per person. In the EU, this figure is 1.2 mobile phones per person.In the expansion of broadband Internet connections, the Philippines is back. Around 47% of all residents have access to the Internet. Approximately 5% have their own fast Internet connection, which is at least faster than the previous ISDN (more than 2048 kbit/s).
With about 425,812 webhosts, the Philippines is below the world's average by population.
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Development of telephone and internet connections
With an average download speed of 58.73 Mbit/second for fixed-network broadband internet, the Philippines ranked 65th in an international comparison. The upload rate was only 57.40 Mbit/second (37th place). The quality of the Internet, consisting of signal fluctuations (jitter) and latency, is very far ahead at 20th place.In mobile internet, i.e. on tablets and smartphones, the Philippines comes 77th with a download speed of 31.98 Mbit/second. The upload speed of around 9 Mbit was enough for 123rd place.
The "Speedtest Global Index" published regularly by Ookla is based on several million individual measurements in Mai 2021 from 180 countries.
The following diagrams show the development of the various telephone and Internet connections as a percentage of the country's population. Values above 100% mean that, on average, every inhabitant has more than one connection.