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I mean, on the flip side, about 60% are under 44. I think 40-50 is the cutoff for being considered "old" these days. I say this as someone who is quickly approaching that first cutoff, lol.
From kids perspectives it is different. For young people anyone over 25 is old, solidly adult, not “with it”, washed, etc. Contrasts that with almost 70% of tiktok users are under 24, with over 50% of creators in the 18 to 24 range. That's solidly a young people social network. Facebook is in comparison made of old people. Most young people who engage with Meta do so through Instagram, and have a Facebook account because IG nags them to create one. But they aren't going there or spending any significant amount of time engaging with Facebook itself. Facebook follows the global age distribution more closely, but users and active users engaging are entirely different things.
Ask a teenager how old are the people he/she/xe consider old, 24 shouldn't be too off