The digital divide refers to the gap between individuals, households, communities and countries that have access to digital technologies and those who do not, or who cannot use them effectively. It is an important issue in Information, Communication and Society because digital technologies increasingly influence education, employment, communication, governance, healthcare and social participation. Access to the internet, computers, smartphones and digital services has become an important factor in determining opportunities and social inclusion. The digital divide is not limited to the simple difference between having and not having internet access. It has several dimensions. The first is the access divide, which concerns the availability and affordability of digital devices, reliable electricity, broadband networks and internet connectivity. People living