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Band 5+: The following pie chats show the use of social media by men and women in Australia in 2011 and 2014.

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The image presents four pie charts, each illustrating social media usage by men and women in Australia for 2011 and 2014. In Men 2011: "Never" 44%, "Every day" 25%, "Once a week" 12%, "Few times a week" 19%. Women 2011: "Never" 8%, "Every day" 30%, "Once a week" 39%, "Few times a week" 22%. Men 2014: "Never" 30%, "Every day" 45%, "Once a week" 9%, "Few times a week" 16%. Women 2014: "Never" 22%, "Every day" 59%, "Once a week" 10%, "Few times a week" 9%.
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The pie charts illustrate information about the using of social platforms by Australian male and female between 2011 and 2014.

In general, it is clearly apparent that both male and female had shown the increasing frequence using social media every day and the declining number of people use few times a week over the period time.

In 2011, majority men never use public platforms made up 44%, which were the biggest percentage. In contrast, women, who never use those application just 8%, which were the smallest percentage of women using.Additionally, the percentage of using once a week in male just 12% but in women, it approximately double proportion. Moreover, the number of people using every day and a few time a week in both men and women had been relatively the same with over 25% and around 20% by respectively.

In 2014, as can be seen the number of people using social media every day in both and female witnessed drammatically rocket with about 45% and 59%, which had almost double percentage. Furthermore, remained types were relatively unchanged.

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