The line graph illustrates information about four types of ways to communicate among four different age groups in the United Kingdom in 2011.
Overall, internet experienced the highest percentage among young adults, with a clear decrease among older age groups. Telephone and post, in contrast, recorded a higher percentage as the age group gets older, particularly among individuals who are older than 60.
Regarding digital ways to communicate, the internet witnessed a slight decline from teenagers to people aged 18-25, from 50% to about 40%. After a sharp decrease, the figure for 36-60 stood at approximately 14%, and then declined to roughly 5%. Moreover, mobile phone usage remained static at 30% across the first three age brackets, before dropping to nearly 15% among the oldest group.
As for the other modes of communication, traditional methods gained popularity among older age groups. Starting from 5% and about 15%, post and telephone increased steadily until peaking in the oldest age group at approximately 35% and 45%, respectively.
