The charts illustrate the population of time younger and elderly people spent on various online activities in their free time (excluding email) in Canada during 2010.
Firstly, in the first chart the biggest percentage made up social networking 24%. After that the second place in the ranking accounted for accessing music/films 21% Researching e.g health data was only 1% less than researching e.g health data. Playing games composed 18%. Making purchases made up 12%. In comparison with first chart in the second chart playing games in the last place.
Secondly, in the second chart the highest proportion composed making bookings e.g cinema/ travel 25%. Pesearching e.g health data accounted for 22%. Accessing music/films made up 15%. Making purchases remain unchanged 12%. The smallest proportion composed playing games 5%.
Overall, younger people prefer spent their time with social media, music and games. When adults do this only if necessary for example, booking and accessing music.
