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The image depicts a vertical bar graph titled "The Average Time Spent on Social Media from 2000 to 2020," with the x-axis representing years from 2016 to 2020 and the y-axis representing average time spent in minutes, ranging from 0 to 60 in increments of 10. Four social media platforms are shown: Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Snapchat. For 2016, Facebook usage is around 35, Twitter 30, Instagram 20, and Snapchat 10 minutes. In 2017, Facebook increases slightly above 35, Twitter dips below 30, Instagram jumps to just over 30, and Snapchat rises to around 15 minutes. The year 2018 shows Facebook at approximately 40, Twitter back to 30, Instagram close to around 45, and Snapchat at 20 minutes. The 2019 data shows a significant increase, with Facebook around 45, Twitter just above 30, Instagram at 50, and Snapchat nearing 30 minutes. Finally, in 2020, Facebook minutes are over 50, Twitter remains consistent at just above 30, Instagram reaches slightly below 60, and Snapchat rises above 30 minutes.
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The given bar chart provides information on how much time was spent by people using various social networking sites over a four-year period between 2016 and 2020.
Overall what stand out from the graph is that Facebook, which was the most popular platform in 2016, gradually lost its popularity making way for Twitter and Instagram, while Snapchat having flactuated over time ended the period at the same figure it had had at the beginning of the period in question.
Looking into details, Facebook started the period with approximately 25% of users. Having halved in 2017 it then continued to decrese gradually and ended the period at about 2%. As regards Snapchat, which was the least popular social media in 2016, it had been increasing remarkably until 2019 reaching its peak of about 45% of users. The figure then dropped dramatically and made up about 15%.
Twitter, being one of the two leaders in 2020, started the period with nearly 22% of users underwent a gradual increase over the period in question and constitued about 40% in 2020. Instagram on the other hand flactuated cinsiderably but the general trend was upward, making it the second leader with about 35% in 2020
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