The given pie charts illustrate the results of a survey into the usage of social media at different times, such as daily, often, weekly, and never, from 2011 to 2014.
Overall, the weekly usage dominated among the other times in 2011, while stayed relatively low. However, the proportion of people who used social media often increased. In 2014, the usage of often become the most frequent compared to the other times, while the proportion of people who never used social media remained the lowest.
Looking at the details, the consumers who tended to scroll through social media weekly accounted for 52% in 2011, while in 2014, people did not spend their weekly time on social media during the period, which accounted for 37%. In addition, they spent their time quite often on social media, which made up 31%, while in 2014, the consumers made up 42% of the participants.
By 2014, people experienced significant changes over the period. In 2014, they used social media daily, at 16%, while in the past they accounted for 12% of the participants. Furthermore, 5% of people never used social media, which was the same in 2011.