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NTIA / U.S. Census Bureau · November 2023

U.S. social-network use

A national picture with age, family income, education, sex, race, disability and state breakdowns. Each estimate keeps its source definition and standard error.

75 estimates · 50 states + D.C. · Internet users aged 15+

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Data period: November 2023. Evidence checked October 2026. CSV and original chart exports are available with NTIA credit.

Social-network use by ageU.S. internet users aged 15+ · Prior six months

15–24

86.7%

25–44

85.1%

45–64

73.3%

65+

57.4%

Source: NTIA Internet Use Survey, November 2023. Percent within each age group. This is not a percentage of all U.S. adults. No significance test is implied.

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November 2023 · Internet users aged 15+ in each age group
Age	Share (%)	Standard error (pp)
15–24	86.65	0.70
25–44	85.13	0.38
45–64	73.29	0.48
65+	57.39	0.55

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NCI · HINTS 7 · 2024

U.S. adult social-media frequency

Five response categories, source estimates and reproducible sampling standard errors. Covers adults aged 18+, with item nonresponse retained.

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Our U.S. platform briefs summarize selected Pew Research Center findings for adults aged 18+, including people who do not use the internet. They answer a different question from NTIA's survey. Limited attributed findings are available to read and cite; bulk Pew data and chart downloads are not offered.

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Eurostat covers 27 EU countries plus its EU aggregate, seven population groups and 2023–2025. Its denominator is all individuals aged 16–74, with a three-month activity window. It cannot be placed in a direct ranking against the U.S. NTIA estimate.

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