2016
DOI: 10.5102/uc.v13i1.3982
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Smartphones e pobreza digital: o consumo de telefones celulares e Internet entre jovens de uma comunidade popular

Abstract: Smartphones e pobreza digital: o consumo de telefones celulares e internet entre jovens de uma comunidade popular* Smartphone and digital poverty: the consumption of cell phones and internet by youngsters of a popular community AbstractThe possession of cell phones and internet uses are increasingly common in the globalized society. This article aims to reflect on how smartphones are used by young people of popular communities in Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul and how this kind of device can help on their dig… Show more

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“…[21] However, with the increasing use of smartphones regardless of socioeconomic status, the level of access to information has become a routine and over the years this device has become the number one option for accessing the internet not only among young people. [22,23] Other limitation is the small coverage of DATASUS, since the SISMAMA database does not present updated data, which makes the temporal pattern of our search limited to 5 years (is not possible to investigate the current days); the lack of use of the male population in the present study due to its low casuistry, this made it impossible for us to draw conclusions regarding this specific group. Although, the population with breast cancer is predominantly female and internet searches do not provide the user gender, there is a redundancy of searches for partners and family members who live with such a disease regardless of sex and the total number of searches is corrected by Google Trends presenting normalized values.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…[21] However, with the increasing use of smartphones regardless of socioeconomic status, the level of access to information has become a routine and over the years this device has become the number one option for accessing the internet not only among young people. [22,23] Other limitation is the small coverage of DATASUS, since the SISMAMA database does not present updated data, which makes the temporal pattern of our search limited to 5 years (is not possible to investigate the current days); the lack of use of the male population in the present study due to its low casuistry, this made it impossible for us to draw conclusions regarding this specific group. Although, the population with breast cancer is predominantly female and internet searches do not provide the user gender, there is a redundancy of searches for partners and family members who live with such a disease regardless of sex and the total number of searches is corrected by Google Trends presenting normalized values.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Isso se deve à frequente representação social das profissões e habilidades ligadas às tecnologias como um domínio masculino (Annabi & Lebovitz, 2018) e dos jovens, sendo estes inclusive apontados como "nativos digitais", ou seja, indivíduos pertencentes a uma geração que naturalizou o uso das TICs ao longo de sua socialização e as empregam no cotidiano com confiança e destreza (Mora & Silva, 2019;Tondo & Silva, 2016). Os estereótipos e desigualdades sociais de gênero influenciam também no menor acesso à internet e aos dispositivos digitais devido a fatores socioeconômicos e culturais, como as disparidades de renda em desfavor das mulheres (IBGE, 2018a) e a sub-representação feminina nos empregos especializados, nos cargos de administração e nas carreiras acadêmicas em TICs (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development [OECD], 2018).…”
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“…Therefore, it is up to the competent public agencies to implement strategies that guarantee this essential service for the public school. The possession of technological equipment and use of the internet are increasingly common in the globalized society for teaching (TONDO;SILVA, 2016). In this logic, EAD using the internet has been standing out as a facilitating methodology, bringing students and teachers together (MATEO;SANGRÀ, 2007).…”
Section: Considers That Education Was Compromised During the Pandemicmentioning
confidence: 99%