Thank you, Thomas! :)

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Check out the full open access thematic issue on practices of digital in- and exclusion in everday life!

... that 2) digital skills are associated with socioeconomic background, cyber-optimistic attitudes, usage time, use of social media, health trackers, voice assistants, ChatGPT, and feeling included in the information society.

The findings show that 1) measuring digital skills through self-reports compares to measuring them through evaluation-based measures and ...

We found that people were critical of data being collected and stored 💾, analyzed 📊, and sold💰. These were important reasons for resistance. People who engaged in digital resistance felt empowered 💪

In this article, we looked at manifestations, motives and consequences of digital resistance, i.e., the intentional non-use of digital technologies and services. 🔍 We analyzed qualitative interview data with Swiss internet users.

definitely!

We didn't specify this for this question. However, in a different question we saw that people are more concerned that private corporations violate their privacy than other individuals or governmental actors.