Most people do not have access to a %ofadults who say they have access to a working desktop computer, laptop or tablet in their household
In most of the countries surveyed, relatively few people (median of 34%) have access to a desktop computer, laptop or tablet in their household. The exception is Lebanon, where a majority of adults (57%) say they have access to such a device. As with most other measures of technological connectedness, those who are younger and more educated are generally more likely to have access to a computer or tablet at home.
Most people do not have access to a  | home computer or tablet  | %ofadults who say they have access to a working  | desktop computer, laptop or tablet in their household  | Lebanon  | 57%  | Venezuela  | 47  | Colombia  | 40  | Jordan  | 37  | Tunisia  | 37  | Mexico  | 34  | South Africa  | 30  | Vietnam  | 30  | Philippines  | 20  | Kenya  | 14  | India  | 11  | MEDIAN  | 34  | Source: Mobile Technology and Its Social Impact Survey 2018 Q47  | "Mobile Connectivity in Emerging Economies"  | PEW RESEARCH CENTER 