Compared with participants who (as reported in 2014/2015) used the Internet both at home and elsewhere (e.g., at work, education, another person’s home, on the move, library, or internet café), those who used the Internet only elsewhere were indeed less likely to have increased their likelihood of daily Internet use from before to shortly after the outbreak of the pandemic, but this was only a marginally significant difference; whereas those who used the Internet only at home were more likely to have increased their likelihood of daily use.
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Changes in Internet use patterns among older adults in England from before to after the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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