The bar chart illustrates the percentage of people in three different age groups who used five social media platforms in 2022.
Overall, younger people tended to use Instagram and TikTok the most, and(while) older age groups preferred LinkedIn and Facebook. To begin with, Instagram was the most popular among 18–24 year olds, with 85% of them using it, compared to (its figure of) 70% in the 25–34 age group and 50% in the 35–44 group. Similarly, TikTok had more usage among the youngest group at 90% but its usage dropped to 60% and then 35% in the older groups.
On the other hand, Facebook usage was relatively stable, with around 60–65% of users in two younger groups , and only slightly lower among 35–44 year olds at 55%. Twitter had the lower usage rates overall, with just 40% in the youngest group, declining to 35% and 25% in the two older groups. However , LinkedIn showed an opposite trend, with 20% people of 18–24 year olds used it , but rising steadily to 35% and then 45% among the oldest group. In summary, social media usage differed by age group and platform.
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The bar chart illustrates the percentage of people in three age groups (18–24, 25–34, and 35–44 years) using five different social media platforms—Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Twitter, and LinkedIn—in 2022.
Overall, Instagram and TikTok were most popular among younger users, while LinkedIn was used more frequently by older age groups. Facebook had a relatively consistent usage across all age ranges. In the 18–24 age group, TikTok was the most widely used platform, with 90% of users, followed closely by Instagram at 85%. Facebook usage in this group was lower, at 60%, while Twitter and LinkedIn were the least popular, at 40% and 20%, respectively.
For those aged 25–34, Instagram remained popular, with 70% usage, while TikTok saw a drop to 60%. Facebook use was slightly higher at 65%, while Twitter and LinkedIn were used by 35% of this group. Among the 35–44 age group, LinkedIn usage increased to 45%, making it the most popular platform for this demographic. Facebook followed closely at 55%, while Instagram and TikTok saw significant drops, with 50% and 35% usage, respectively. Twitter remained the least used platform at only 25%.
In summary, social media preferences varied significantly across age groups, with younger users favoring TikTok and Instagram, while older users leaned towards LinkedIn and Facebook.