How often do you change your phone's wallpaper? (poll results)

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Wallpapers are a big deal. It's the first thing you see when you unlock your phone, and one of the easiest ways to customize your phone to suit your generous and unique personality. That is why we asked you last week how often do you change the wallpaper on your phone in general, and more than half of our respondents said they dabble in swaps every now and then. 

Obsessive wallpaper swingers are the next largest category, with nearly a quarter saying they constantly change the background picture on their phones, while 14% just use the stock one that the phone comes with and don't bother playing around with the tapestry. Another 8%, however, have a wallpaper app installed that changes them automatically, which could result in some beautiful finds and presentations.

That being said, though, there are plenty of approaches to wallpaper-ing. Some just stick with whatever their phones ship with, as long as their icons are easily discernible on it, that is why the stock wallpaper collections are perhaps the most widely used ones, and some have become a signature of whole phone lines or generations. 

Others would change their stock background with something else that is provided by the manufacturer out of the box every now and then, while some would go to greater lengths and install a wallpaper app that gives them access to millions of tailored images to pick and choose from. There are even apps that will change the wallpaper for you every day if you wish, so that you never get bored looking at one and the same screen. You have to be careful with automatic swaps, though - you don't want to end up with a bright set of icons on a bright background, or vice versa.

How often do you change your phone's wallpaper?

Never, I just use the stock one
14.37%
I try different ones every now and then
52.95%
I swap wallpapers constantly
24.75%
I have an app that rotates different wallpapers automatically
7.93%

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