The pie charts illustrate the proportion of people using Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube across different age groups
Overall, individuals aged between 18 and 64 constitute the majority of users across all platforms, whereas those aged 10 to 17 and over 65 represent only a minor proportion of the total.
People aged 35 to 49 use the three applications at roughly equal rates, ranging from 29% to 30%. Similarly, those aged 50 to 64 show a balanced usage for around 18% to 20%. In contrast, The 18-34 age group uses Twitter almost twice as much as Facebook and YouTube, at approximately 26% – 29% compared to 40%.
Moving on to the part, young adults aged 10 to 17 record relatively low usage across all platforms, with the majority using Facebook and YouTube at around 14% to 15%, and only 9% on Twitter. Meanwhile, those aged over 65 have the lowest engagement levels, accounting for just 4% to 8% on Twitter and Facebook, and reaching a peak of 10% on YouTube.