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That anyone at the very least needs access to a smartphone, powerful-enough computer, and internet. 18% of households in the US say they can't afford home inte
by dmitriid 4y ago
That anyone at the very least needs access to a smartphone, powerful-enough computer, and internet.
18% of households in the US say they can't afford home internet service: https://ntia.gov/blog/2022/switched-why-are-one-five-us-households-not-online https://ntia.gov/blog/2022/switched-why-are-one-five-us-hous...
- dvt 4y agoNot sure what this has to do with anything; my point was just that the bar is much more accessible, generally speaking, than it was prior to software being a thing. It wasn't some grand thesis about the affordability of internet or larger social problems (housing, poverty, etc.). Seems like you're just trying to grandstand.
- riku_iki 4y ago> 18% of households in the US say they can't afford home internet service very hardly believable, unless they are chronically unemployed.