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Social Media Usage Among Young Adults in Europe

Between 80% and 98% of Europeans aged 16 to 29 use social media.

Social Media Usage Among Young Adults in Europe

The lowest rates are recorded in Italy (at 80%) and Germany (84%), while the highest rates are in Northern European countries and the Balkans (96-98%).

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