Global technology company SHAREit Group Saturday announced that its file-sharing, content streaming and gaming app SHAREit has been recognised among the top 10 fastest growing apps globally due to a high volume of downloads during Q3 2021. The rankings of the Top Breakout Apps in Q3 are provided by App Annie, which is the industry's most trusted mobile data and analytics platform. READ: Banglalink wins CSR award for 'Empowering through Employment' initiative with Kormo In the recently released edition of the Performance Index report by AppsFlyer, SHAREit ranked highly across multiple categories and regions, spotted fourth globally after Google, Facebook and TikTok in the non-gaming volume rankings for IAP index across all categories. SHAREit also emerged as the fastest-growing publisher in North America and second in Latin America, after TikTok. "The pandemic pushed consumers around the globe to spend more time on their mobile phones, where they have been looking for entertainment and gaming options. This has sparked SHAREit's usage in newer markets and accelerated its adoption in the existing ones," Karam Malhotra, partner and global vice-president of SHAREit Group, said. "Specifically, in the emerging markets like Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa, where consumers do not have a steady internet connection, SHAREit, through its offline capability, has been making digital content more accessible by enabling them to share apps, music, videos and games with their peers." "We are excited to be amongst the top 10 fastest-growing apps in the world and our two recent major achievements have well highlighted the growth rate and value of our products and marketing platform services globally, which have been widely recognised by our users and partners," Karam said. READ: Short film 'A Happy Man' shot entirely on vivo X70 Pro 5G SHAREit's primary feature is the near distance peer to peer files transfer, allowing users to share pictures, music, and more, with other devices without using an active internet. It has also established itself as a one-stop digital content platform, providing users with gaming, content discovery and consumption services.

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