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so let's say there's two kind of different types of important digital inequalities there's still a large number of people who are just simply not online and don't use digital technologies or only use them via someone else they're often older people but not always and they may also be quite rural where digital access is difficult and the second group are people who basically don't use digital technologies very much and again they can be older and they can also often be people with low educational attainment but importantly there's a growing number of younger people essentially only use Facebook or social media and that group are not missing out simply on access to digital media they're also missing out on all the skills that go with doing more complex things online I think we need to understand how those inequalities sit with all the other kinds of social inequality we have so for example and people who are on benefits universal credit and if you've got an extra bedroom they get the bedroom tax you know they get the 14% you know spare room charge so if you're a single parent and you've got the internet and the internet cost for Japan's month and the bedroom charge cost for two pence a month you have a choice of moving house probably moving your child's school etc or maybe turning the internet off so it's not that there's like a simple thing people don't have the skills or they just don't have the access these things all into play with each other and so suddenly now you've got a household where the parents aren't interacting with digital very much and the children aren't interacting with digital very much which impacts their schooling but one of the reasons they have moved it to Train not have to say move schools so it's constant complex webs like that of how the different inequalities interact that lead to multiple outcomes for both digital and social inequalities