Young people use their phones mostly for social media and entertainment. They spend a lot of time on apps like TikTok and Instagram, chatting with friends, and playing games. They also like to take photos and videos to share online. Instead of calling, they prefer to send messages or use instant messaging apps. Besides, they use their phones for studying, shopping, or ordering food, and they often do many things at once on their phones.

Older people usually use their phones for calling and texting family or friends. They like traditional ways of communication, so they make voice calls more often than young people. They also use their phones for practical things, like checking the news, weather, or doing online banking. Most older people don’t use social media much and rarely play games. Sometimes, they find it hard to use new apps or complicated phone features.

Both young and old people use their phones to communicate and get information. However, older people are starting to use more apps and social media, especially with help from younger family members. Young people often teach their parents or grandparents how to use new phone features. As technology becomes easier to use, the difference between how young and old people use phones is getting smaller.