the graphs below show the percentage of households with internet and broadband access in Australia, together with frequency of internet access, between 2006-07 and 2012-13. Summarize the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where revelant

The given line chart illustrates the main reasons why the citizens of Great Britain didn’t have

internet

access from 2008 to 2014.

Overall

, the proportion of households that don’t need

internet

at all and people with a lack of skills witnessed an upward trend,

whereas

the percentage of reasons

such

as cost factors and privacy or security concerns fluctuated during the whole

period

in question. Another point that should

also

be highlighted is that the reason like the uselessness of the

Internet

remained the leading cause of why people didn’t set up the

Internet

, whilst privacy or security concerns

also

were the least cause within the entire

period

. Looking at the details, the proportion of citizens who thought that the

Internet

is not necessary started at more than 30% in the first year, and after reaching a peak of 60% in 2013, the per cent showed a

fall

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to about 50% in the final year. As for people with a lack of special skills to use the World Wide Web, the proportion was at approximately 15% in 2008 and during the first 5 years was stable at about 20%, following which there was a significant rise to more than 30% in 2014. Meanwhile, the percentages of households that don’t use the

Internet

due to

high equipment and access costs fluctuated between 15% and 20% over the whole

period

in question. The same can be true about households which didn’t apply the

Internet

because of privacy or security concerns, the figure showed fluctuations between 1% and 10% to the end of the

period

.