The line graph illustrates the average daily time spent using smartphones among four age groups between 2015 and 2025.
Overall, it is clear that all four age groups experienced an upward trend. Among them, the youngest group consistently recorded the highest levels, whereas the oldest group remained the lowest throughout the period shown.
The youngest age group (18-24) recorded the highest figures throughout the period. It started at a relatively low level of just over 160 minutes per day in 2015 and then increased steadily to reach a peak of approximately 230 minutes in 2025. The oldest age group, aged 50 and over, remained the lowest throughout the period despite a slight increase. It started at about 60 minutes per day in 2015 and rose gradually to almost 120 minutes in 2025.
The 25-29 age group increased steadily, starting at just over 120 minutes in 2015 and reaching approximately 155 minutes in 2025. However, people aged 30-49 remained higher than the oldest and the middle age groups, but still below the youngest group. It began at just over 140 minutes in 2015 and rose steadily to around 180 minutes in 2025.
