As the weather gets warmer and people get the urge to go outside, social distancing measures despite government officials and public health experts urging people to continue isolating.
In , the number of mobile devices that have stayed home across the U.S. is moderately decreasing since COVID-19 restrictions began in March. At a peak daily average of 50 percent on April 12, the number of mobile devices staying home fell back to near pre-restriction levels not seen since February.
The states where people are more diligent about socially distancing is unsurprisingly in states which have been hit harder by COVID-19. New Jersey, New York and Maryland saw the highest percentages of mobile devices staying at home, compared to Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas, which saw the lowest as of April 30.
