The bar chart provides information on the usage of the Internet from the year 1998 to 2000 by Taiwanese.
Overall, the 16-30 age group is the most prominent users of the Internet, while the youngest and oldest age groups least utilize the Internet. Web usage reached its peak in all ages in the year 1998 and gradually dwindled in the years after.
In 1998, people aged 16 to 50 reached their peak screen time on the World Wide Web, with those younger than 30 reaching more than 52% and those above 30 accumulating 41%. Both statistics on usage gradually decreased and dipped to 42% for the younger middle group and around 37% for the 31-50 year-old sector.
The reported data on the screentime of those younger than 15 was the lowest throughout the 3-year period, with only around 1% in 1998. This percentage jumped to almost 8% in 1999, reaching its peak at almost 10% in 2000. The second lowest internet users were those aged 50 and over, of whom only around 3% use the World Wide Web, reaching their heaviest usage rate in 2000 at 10%.