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    October 7, 2019
    Americans and Digital Knowledge

    Many Americans are unsure about a number of digital topics

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    Many Americans are unsure about a number of digital topics
    Digital knowledge varies by educational attainment
    Younger adults tend to have higher levels of digital knowledge, but these differences vary by question
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