AT&T's findings are provocative, but they should be taken with a grain (or a handful) of salt. The researchers polled people from all 50 states and the District of Columbia, but their findings aren't nationally representative, according to a company spokesperson, so it's impossible to tell whether the results reflect the opinions of Americans as a whole. It also didn't control for race, income or location.
AT&T的调查结果是令人震惊的,但也不能尽信。虽然受访者来自全部50个州和哥伦比亚特区,但公司的一名发言人称结果没有全国代表性,因此不能断定结果是否反映了全美国人的选择。调查也没有严格控制种族、收入、地域的比例。
In 2013, a similar study found that 85 percent of respondents would rather go without water than give up mobile apps. A 2015 Pew study painted a less extreme picture: It found that, for nearly 70 percent of Americans, not having Internet access at home would be a "major disadvantage" in finding a job and accessing important health data and other information.
2013年,曾有一个类似的调查显示85%的受访者宁愿生活中没有水也不愿放弃手机应用。而2015年皮尤研究中心的一项研究展现的结果却没有那么极端:调查表明,对近70%的美国人来说,家中不能上网对他们找工作、寻找重要医疗和其他信息而言都是一个“重大缺陷”。
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