The bar chart present the percentage of the internet user from 2 age groups which is the group of 25-34 year-olds and the 55-64 year-olds in 6 different countries. Overall, The younger group use more of the internet than the group the older group in those 6 countries except the USA.
The country with the most internet 25-34 year-olds user is the South Korea with 98% of its group use the internet, the second is the Russia with 92%, followed with the USA and Germany with 88%. On the fifth is Brazil with 52% and the last is China with only 20%. Suprisingly for the older group the USA holds the most internet users with 91%, followed with Germany around 83%, and then Russia approximately 70%, and the South Korean on fourth with 43%. Brazil and China comes the fifth and the last respectively, similar with the younger group.
When combining the groups we can see that USA holds the most internet users and the Germany comes next and on the third is Russia, followed by the South Korea, Brazil, and China.
The information above show exactly what is happening right now because everything now is done online. The environment forces the productive age which is the 25-34 year-olds to use the internet daily for working, meeting, communicating and so on. While the older group tends to use the internet mostly for entertainment and communication (which is not used everyday). Moreover, the older group are less likely to keep up with the advancement of the technology. Therefore the younger group still inevitably dominate the internet.