Sentences with phrase «dependent people access»

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Thirteen percent of Latinos in the U.S. are dependent on smartphones as their only source of Internet access, compared to just 4 percent of white people, according to a 2015 Pew study.

This is denying a person access to life changing capital and making an otherwise capable member of society dependent on systems that will only hurt their credit and ability to pay further.

If everyone switches from the Internet to Mobile, and this transition is well underway, Amazon goes from having the «free and easy to access» Internet to being dependent on different people's ecosystems.

Under the prior regime a person who did not earn an income but acted as primary caregiver for a dependent child or loved one was able to access a caregiver benefit of $ 250 per week for the first person receiving care and $ 50 per week for each additional person receiving care.