Post by j7oyun55rruk on Jan 3, 2024 7:21:24 GMT
Most of the households not connected to the Internet are located in the Mari El Republic and the Mordovia, Novgorod and Orel regions. The least is the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Magadan Oblast and the Chechen Republic. Among the reasons why Russians do not go online, the most common reason is reluctance to go online ( ). of households lack the skills to use the Internet, of households cannot afford it because of high tariffs, and of households because of the high cost of Internet-connected equipment.
Households do not have the technological capabilities to access the Internet. For of 10 have C Level Contact List never used the Internet, Russians over the age of 10, and people over the age of 10. Among them, male, female. The percentage of rural residents without Internet access is 2.5% in urban areas. Furthermore, only highly educated Russians have never used the Internet. The proportion of people who have not received basic general education and have no access to the Internet is . What does this mean.
The Ministry of Digital Development, Telecommunications and Mass Media, together with and, has been connecting towns, villages, villages and villages to the Internet since 2009. The goal of the program is to bridge the digital divide between the population. In , individual settlements were connected to the Internet. By 2020, mobile communication and high-speed wireless Internet will appear in another residential area.
Households do not have the technological capabilities to access the Internet. For of 10 have C Level Contact List never used the Internet, Russians over the age of 10, and people over the age of 10. Among them, male, female. The percentage of rural residents without Internet access is 2.5% in urban areas. Furthermore, only highly educated Russians have never used the Internet. The proportion of people who have not received basic general education and have no access to the Internet is . What does this mean.
The Ministry of Digital Development, Telecommunications and Mass Media, together with and, has been connecting towns, villages, villages and villages to the Internet since 2009. The goal of the program is to bridge the digital divide between the population. In , individual settlements were connected to the Internet. By 2020, mobile communication and high-speed wireless Internet will appear in another residential area.