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According to a January 2018 survey from Pew Research Center, the most-used social networks by adults overall in the US are YouTube and Facebook. However, when the results are broken down by age group, there are differences.
The report data, which came from a survey of 2,002 adult age 18 and older living in the US, found that 73% of adults use YouTube and 68% use Facebook. Overall, social media is used by:
For different age groups, the results look like this:
Facebook remains the most popular social site -- 74% of its users visit the site daily and just over half of them visit the site multiple times per day. Although Snapchat is used by a smaller share of Americans, the percentage of Snapchat users who use the platform several times a day is almost the same as for Facebook, at 49%.
Most social media users use more than one network, with the typical (median) American using 3 networks. The number of networks used decreases from younger users to older users:
