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Statistics about
ICT usage in households
The survey gives information about the use of internet by the population. The survey covers areas such as online shopping, digital skills, data security, the use of government websites, internet banking, social media and online news.
Selected figures from this statistics
- ICT usage in the populationDownload table as ...ICT usage in the population
2018 2020 2022 2024 Share of population aged 16-79 - Internet use Use of Internet last 3 months 96 97 99 99 Used the internet for e-mail 93 92 95 95 Used the internet for banking 92 93 95 96 Used the internet for selling goods or services 31 31 36 41 Bought/ordered films/music 41 53 63 62 Bought/ordered clothes/sports goods 45 38 52 53 Bought/ordered travel or holiday accomodation 61 34 59 60 Explanation of symbolsDownload table as ...
About the statistics
The information under «About the statistics» was last updated 22 June 2023.
ICT
Information and communications technology. All kinds of technology used for communication as well as treatment, presentation and storage of information.
Household
A household includes all persons who resides permanently in the residence and who have a common food budget. Persons who reside permanently in the residence but are away from the residence, due to for instance work, are also included in the household.
Type of household
We get information about the respondent’s type of household from the national population register. Households are grouped into households with children, and households without children. The definition for children used is persons who were under the age of 18 at the turn of the year before the last publication.
Household income
The sum of the household net income the year before the last publication, rounded to the nearest 1 000 kr.
Contact
Bruk av IKT i husholdningene
ikthus@ssb.noRelatert innhold
Analyses, articles and publications
Artikkel / 9 May 2017ICT investments lead to staff reductionsIn 2017, 33 per cent of central government activities reported that they planned staff reductions as a result of ICT investments. This is particularly the case in hospital activities.