The line graph provides a comparison of the percentage of the internet users in four countries, namely Africa, Asia, Europe, and North America between 2000 and 2020. Overall, all figures in 4 countries increased significantly by the end of the period, whilst North America dominated throughout the all period.
According to the graph, both countries Africa and Asia started approximately 4 and 11 per cent relatively. The countries experienced upward trends, in 2015 Africa went up with 17 %, in contrast, this number in Asia made up above 38. By the end of the period Africa resulted in 32% while Asia accounted for 56%.
Initially the percentage of the internet access in North America and Europe were higher, around 56 and 33 per cent respectively. After 2 decades in Europe this proportion doubled and made up nearly 68%. Similarly, in North America this figure rose to 85 per cent. Latter, amounted to 95% by the end of the period. Concurrently, Europe made up flat 80%.
