The four bar charts illustrate for which reasons (social media, paying bills online and emailing) Australian people use home internet and compare age groups of people by factors.
Overall, mailings have the highest percentage of internet users. The noticeable information is that the proportions of paying bills online and emailing are similar by age groups, while rates of social media users decrease as the age increase.
Emailing records the highest proportions of internet users, accounting for 70%. The figure for internet users who pay bills online is 50%, followed closely by 45% among social media users. The largest percentage among social media users are in the 18-25 age group, while people aged above 60-65 have the lowest interest in social media at 30%. The 80% of citizens aged 26-40 spend time in social media. By contrast, the rate of individuals in the 60-65 age group is two times less at 40%. In addition, people aged 40-60 represent 70%.
The percentages of paying bills online are similar with emailing by age groups. The largest proportion among users of them are 80% in the above 60-65 age group, followed closely by 79% among that age 40-60. Citizens aged 18-25 have the lowest rates at 60%, and approximately similar is 62% in the 26-40 age group. Moreover, individuals aged 60-65 who use internet because of these reasons are 70%.