The phrase "passive user" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to someone who uses something without taking active or assertive actions. Example: The company's app was designed to cater to both active and passive users. The passive users can simply browse through the content, while the active users can engage and participate in discussions.
He says that there are two very different ways of using the technology; you can actively communicate with people and post information of your own, or you can be a passive user – simply checking your newsfeed and looking at other people's photos.
All of the ranking is based on passive user behavior.
Active and passive user ratings of technology and partner were collected.
The effects of active and passive user personality traits on technology interactions are illustrated through distinctive physiological responses.
This is because education would make it easier for households to comprehend negative externalities and passive user values of natural resources (Muchapondwa 2003; Newton et al. 2016).
While Yelp has a large passive user base, only a fraction actually leave the long-winded reviews the service is known for.
We need to be creators of technology, making games or fighting cyber-crime, rather than just passive users of it.
The effects of quitting were found to be greater among heavy users, passive users and those who envied others on the social network.
They prefer to be passive users and don't want to create their own content, says Dmitry Tarnovsky, director for interactive projects at JWT Russia, a big ad agency.
In e-mail interviews, two of the finalists in the Swahili contest said the arrival of Google on their campuses changed them from passive users of Wikipedia to active contributors.
And they said so-called passive users of Google services — that is, those who use a Google feature embedded in a third-party Web site — often are provided with no information on Google's data policies.
