The graph below shows the popularity of different methods of communication in 2011 in the UK.

The below graph illustrates the popularity of different methods of communication in 2011 in the UK. As the map shows, the amount of time spent on the Internet was the highest, especially for

people

from 16 to 24 years old.

However

, the ratio of using posts was the most popular for seniors over 65 years old. In the given table, there was a significantly decreased use of the Internet from the

age

group

of 16–24 to the

group

of more than 65. In the

group

of 16–24, it was about 100%.

However

, in

group

65+, it was just about more than 50%.

In addition

, in the range from 25 to 54, the percentage of

people

using the Internet fell from about 95% to 90% and

then

to 80%.The other method of communication was the mobile phone. It was the second-highest in the line chart. It was the most famous for young

people

in the

age

group

16–24; it was 90%.

Nevertheless

, it was hard to use for the elderly who were more than 65 years old.

For example

, the percentage of the elderly who used mobile phones was just about 53%.Regarding the use of posts, there was a slight increase from the

age

group

16–24 to 65+. Just like I said, it was the most famous for the elderly, and it was 99%. In the

age

group

of 16–24, it was about 80%.

Finally

, the number of

people

using landlines grew considerably between the five groups. Just like I said,

this

was popular for the elderly,

while

in the younger

age

group

, the landline was not used regularly. The proportion of the elderly was 90%.

In contrast

to the prediction of the young

group

, it was just 70%.