The provided table compares information about six different internet activities among various age groups, ranging from teenagers to people aged 70 and over.
Overall, email usage and online shopping are major activities among middle-aged and elderly demographics, whereas the activities that are popular among specific age groups such as online gaming or searching for people show opposite trends.
First of all, the main pursuit is e-mail use, which holds its position consistently across all age groups, ranging from 90% to 95%. In addition, other activities such as online gaming and downloading music and videos are popular among teenagers and people in their 20s (at 80%-88% and 52%-46%, respectively); however, individuals aged 40 and over show far less interest in them, with figures dropping to 20%-29% for gaming and 6%-15% for downloading media.
Turning to the other activities, online purchases and travel reservations are also popular. Online shopping is used by about 39% of teenagers, but for people aged 20 to 60, this figure goes up to 64%-69%, before dropping to 40% for people over 70. As for travel reservations, teenagers do not do it (0%), but it reaches a peak of 74% among 30-year-olds and stays around 58%-65% for older adults. Finally, searching for people is very low among teens (3%), while for other groups it stays around 25%-33%.
