Actually, the largest *contributor* to piracy was the US, but the
highest piracy rates (as a percentage of total installs) were
elsewhere.  For example, the US has a piracy rate (on my app) of about
70%, but Australia is more like 92%.  For the countries where apps may
be purchased, here's the breakdown:

Country Purchases       Installs        Pirated Installs        Piracy Rate
Australia       26      321     295     92%
Austria 6       13      7       54%
Canada  25      96      71      74%
France  23      104     81      78%
Germany 38      161     123     76%
Italy   4       36      32      89%
Japan   467     467     0       0%
Netherlands     24      98      74      76%
New Zealand     4       8       4       50%
Spain   7       63      56      89%
Switzerland     7       21      14      67%
United Kingdom  108     335     227     68%
United States   2051    6105    4054    66%

The US isn't the highest, but still, it's disturbing how high the rate
is in ALL of these countries where purchases could be made...

Dave


On Aug 26, 4:59 pm, niko20 <nikolatesl...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Excellent analysis. Once again showing that you can't make assumptions
> about a market without cold hard data to back it up. Your results
> found that the largest piracy rates actually occurred in countries
> where users COULD buy apps ! I guess USA is just a bunch of cheap
> *sses :)
>
> -niko
>
> On Aug 26, 3:22 pm, keyeslabs <keyes...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Recently did an analysis of piracy rates by country for my app.  Found
> > some very interesting tidbits that I think may be of interest to
> > members of this group:  http://bit.ly/bSaoBe
>
> > Dave

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