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> Digital literacy is very poor in India. You're very wrong here. Source: am Indian. Edit: I think that you're an Indian too, from a previous comment. I don't
by rahuldottech 7y ago
> Digital literacy is very poor in India.
You're very wrong here. Source: am Indian.
Edit: I think that you're an Indian too, from a previous comment. I don't know what age bracket you're in or what demographics you're exposed to, but digital literacy is not poor here at all, and is rapidly on the rise.
- wtmt 7y agoYour qualification of being Indian isn’t enough (if it were, then this would be a tie). Knowing how to open Facebook or YouTube isn’t digital literacy (though it can be considered as a very basic thing). Many poorer people struggle with this fact. Maybe your education, social/economic standing and your circle of friends/coworkers hides others in the society and their hardships. Digital literacy may be on the rise, but even “basic” things like transferring money from one bank account to another is out of the reach of many people. How many understand basic security principles and follow them? As I pointed out, what percentage even knows what a browser is and what alternatives exist?