1 in 5 people have never used the Internet.

13% of the UK have never used the Internet, though the number for Northern Ireland is actually 22%. 13% of UK adult population have never used the #internet http://t.co/pMqsF1Lv5c #digitalday pic.twitter.com/sAY2hlycHk — ONS (@ONS) August 7, 2014 Looking at the map, however, I would question the methodology. NI is not one blanket region; we have … Continue reading “1 in 5 people have never used the Internet.”

13% of the UK have never used the Internet, though the number for Northern Ireland is actually 22%.

Looking at the map, however, I would question the methodology. NI is not one blanket region; we have cities and rural areas and differing degrees of digital transformation. The number may be much worse in rural areas even where broadband access is good and higher in urban areas where access is worse.

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