Twilio survey shows 22% of Britons now talk more than type when using technology
TWLO•Workplace behavior and comfort with voice features rise
Workplace behavior also shifted, with 43% preferring speaking to typing for quick communication at work.
The results point to rising demand for conversational interfaces, with 41% reporting increased comfort using voice features in daily life.
UK survey points to shift toward voice-based interaction
Twilio published UK survey research showing a shift toward voice-based interaction with technology, with 22% talking more than typing.
Gen Z adoption led voice-note usage, with 24% sending voice notes multiple times a day in August 2026 polling.
