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The given pie charts compare the share of five different age groups across three platforms, namely Facebook, Youtube and Twitter. From an overall perspective, the 18-34 age group represents the largest proportion for Youtube and Facebook, while users aged 65 above consistently remains the smallest share through all apps. It is also worth noting that group 35-49 shares fairly same proportions across three apps. Facebook has a slightly even distribution among the middle age group. The largest share of users is 30% in the 35-49 group, followed by 29% in the 18-34 group. A fairly smaller segment is users aged 50-64, at 14%. Older users and teenagers make up small shares, with 8% and 14%, respectively. Regarding the proportion of Youtube, it is fairly more balanced among all the age groups. Leading by younger adults group at 35-49 years and 18-34 years, at 29% and 26%, respectively. Older adults form a noticeably smaller group at 20% for 50-64 aged and 10% for 65 above. Concerning teenagers, Youtube appears in a greater proportion of users compared to Facebook, at 15%. In contrast, users aged 18-34 dominate the share of Twitter at 40%, which is also the highest figure among three apps at that age group. This figure is considerably higher than those for 35-49 aged at 29%, followed by 50-64 aged at 18%. Young users and old users constitute a minority, with 9% falling into the 10-17 group and 4% in the 65 above group.