The graph shows the percentage of households with internet access in a European country across three age groups in the years 2010, 2015, and 2020.
Overall, the trend shows a similar value (internet access followed a consistent upward trajectory) with the people ages 18-34 consistently having most access to the internet compared to those ages 35-64 and over 65 years old. Another interesting element is that the graph shows a significant rise in internet access throughout the years across all three age groups.
The numbers peak in 2020 when 98% of people aged 18-34 were recorded to be connected online. Conversely, the data reaches its lowest point during 2010 when 15% of people over the age of 65 are reported to have had household internet connectivity.
Regarding the steady climb of number over the years, the chart reports that 75% of people aged 18-34, 50% of people aged 35-64, and 15% of people aged 65 and above are connected to the web during the year 2010. The data increases in the year 2015 with 90%, 70%, and 35% of people aged 18-34, 35-64, and above 65 respectively were internet users. Finally, the chart reports that the people having access to the internet are a majority with 98%, 85% and 60% of people within the ages 18-34, 35-64, and above 65 who have access to the internet during the year 2020.