Household arguments have come a long way since we all used to bicker over who had control of the TV remote, a study has revealed.
These days we are just as likely to clash over hogging the WiFi, sharing Amazon accounts, and disturbing those who are working from home.
The poll of 2,000 adults found the top 55 most common domestic rows also include what time children should come off games consoles, watching TV on someone else’s Netflix profile - and gadget use at the dinner table.