The graph shows the percentage of people who use mobile phones in four situations, grouped by four age groups.

The provided bar chart reveals the proportion of mobile phone users being over 18 in different contexts. Information is divided into four

age

categories.

Overall

, the most frequent use of cell

phones

belongs to the youngest

age

group

while

the reverse is true for

people

in the oldest

age

group. Family dinner is the time during which the smallest percentage of phone users is recorded. The percentages of those who are on their

phones

while

using public transport and in restaurants decline consistently with

age

. Particularly, nine out of ten

people

aged 18-29

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by mass transportation use mobiles

while

decreases of exactly 10%, 20%, and 35% are witnessed in the remaining three

age

groups (30-49, 50-64, and 65+, respectively). Interestingly, the chart

also

shows an identical trend for

people

using

phones

in restaurants with the figures being 50%, 40%, 30%, and 15% for four

age

groups in ascending order. Meanwhile, the proportion of phone users on the street is similar for all groups at around 80%. Nearly a fifth of the youngest

people

observed use their

phones

during family

dinner

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compared to only around 10% in those ages 30 to over 65.