The line graph shows the percentage of people in different age groups who used the Internet in 2010 and 2017.
Overall, younger people used the Internet more than older people in both years. Also, Internet use increased in 2017 for all age groups.
In 2010, about 95% of people aged 16-24 used the Internet. This number went down to around 88% for the 25-34 age group and 75% for people aged 35-44. For those aged 45-54, the figure was about 58%. Internet use was much lower among older people, at around 35% for the 55-64 group and only 10% for people aged 65-74.
In 2017, the percentages were higher in every age group. Almost all young people aged 16-24 used the Internet, at nearly 100%. Around 97% of people aged 25-34 and 92% of those aged 35-44 were Internet users. The figure was about 80% for the 45-54 group. Among people aged 55-64, around 64% used the Internet, while the percentage for the oldest group, 65-74, increased to about 32%.
In conclusion, Internet use became more common between 2010 and 2017, especially among older people.