The three pie charts illustrate the distribution of users across five age groups on Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter.

Three pie charts compare the percentage of users, categorised by age groups, on different social platforms. From an

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perspective, those aged 18-35 and 35-49 make up the largest proportion across the charts,

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the opposite was true for individuals above 65 years old. Regarding significant portions, a percentage of 30% and 29% was documented in

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-49 age group on the Facebook app for the

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and on YouTube and

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for the latter. The 18-34 followed

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with 29% and 26% of total users on Facebook and YouTube, respectively, except for their domination of around two-thirds in terms of

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use. Concerning other age brackets, a notable consistency was found in the percentage of those between 50-64, ranging around 20%. Meanwhile, 10-17-year-old youngsters comprised 14% and 15% in Facebook and YouTube usage, in the given order, compared to only 9% in

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. Seniors above 65 years old demonstrated the least involvement, representing 8% and one-tenth in the first two apps, and accounting for less than one-twentieth for

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usage.