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The image displays a graph indicating the percentages of online adult users for different platforms from 2012 to 2016: Facebook started at 67% in 2012, rose slightly to 71% in 2013, stabilized at 71% in 2014, increased to 72% in 2015, and reached 79% in 2016; Instagram initiated with 13% in 2012, climbed to 17% in 2013, further ascended to 21% in 2014, elevated to 28% in 2015, and concluded at 32% in 2016; Pinterest began with 15% in 2012, went up to 21% in 2013, moved to 22% in 2014, increased to 27% in 2015, and ended at 31% in 2016; LinkedIn had 20% in 2012, then increased to 22% in 2013, rose to 25% in 2014, remained at 25% in 2015, and finished at 29% in 2016; Twitter commenced with 16% in 2012, advanced to 18% in 2013, reached 23% in 2014, rose slightly again to 23% in 2015, and settled at 24% in 2016.
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The line graph illustrates the average annual percentage of online adults that used each one of five different social networks from 2012 to 2016. Overall, it is evident that all five social networks (Instagram, Facebook, pinterest, Linkedin, and Twitter) experienced a significant rise in users during the period of four years.
The most popular social network was by far Facebook, beginning with around 67% in 2012, rising slightly to 70% in 2013. It remained stable for two years, but then experienced a ten percent increase from 2015 to 2016. The second most popular social media in 2016 was Instagram, which began in 2012 fifth in terms of popularity, going up more than 15% in four years.
Regarding Twitter, it rose slightly from 2012 to 2014 and then remained stable for the next two years. Likewise, Pinterest went up by almost 12% until 2014 and after thaht remained stable at around 30%, just lower than Instagram. Interestingly, Linkedin was the only social network that experienced a dop in useres at some point, going slightly between 2014 and 2015 but it recovered completely in 2016.
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