> But I still remain skeptical that so many claim they require home internet. At the very least work email can be done on a phone. The graph says "internet at

> But I still remain skeptical that so many claim they require home internet. At the very least work email can be done on a phone. The graph says "internet at home", not "home internet". If that is the exact wording of the question asked, then some responders might reasonably interpret that their mobile plan would count. I admit it is a bit confusing that the article says "home internet connection" in other places. It would be nice if the survey question and article were more specific.