The three pie charts delineate the proportion of people using Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube, segmented by age demographics, with comparative data.
Overall, the figures for the 18-34 and 35-49 age groups consistently recorded the highest percentages, while the>65 age segment remained the least inclined to use social media.
Regarding Facebook, the 35-49 age group makes up the primary user base at 30%, followed by the 18-34 age segment at 29%. Meanwhile, the>65 and 10-17 age brackets accounted for 8% and 14%, respectively. A similar pattern was observed in the YouTube chart, however, the share of 18-34 year olds was slightly lower at 26%, while the >65 category sat at 10%.
In terms of Twitter, the 18-34 age group shared the majority of users with 40%. Furthermore, the 35-49 age demographic that actively engaged with Twitter was 29%. 50-64 cohort, accounted for 18% and remained nearly identical across all three digital platforms.
