Local manufacturers hold 50-60% of the mobile phone market in tier II and III cities in Indonesia. In these smaller cities, price is a major factor and locally made phones that are Rp. 100,000 cheaper than imports have many options and are very popular. Social media like Facebook has also become the main way for youth in rural areas to communicate, preferring to chat via SMS rather than calls. Games are another major reason people in rural areas purchase mobile phones. According to Nielsen, Nokia had the largest market share at 58.48% in 2011, followed by Cross at 10% and Samsung at 9.8%