| NOTAS: | Survey conducted by Kantar on behalf of Kantar Belgium at the request of the European Commission, Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology
"A majority of Europeans, believe that advanced connectivity (76%) and stronger cybersecurity (77%) will make their daily use of digital technologies significantly better. Furthermore, two thirds of European citizens (67%) call for more education and training to develop their digital skills. Similarly, two thirds of citizens (66%) consider that digital technologies will play an important role in fighting climate change. Finally, more than 80% of Europeans believe that Member States should collaborate more to advance the access to digital technologies, as well to spur innovation and for companies to be globally competitive. When it comes to a value-based digital transformation, only half of Europeans consider that digital rights and principles are well protected in Europe. Over a third of citizens (36%) think more needs to be done, and on various aspects, less than half find that the implementation of the digital rights and principles in their country is satisfactory. Citizens are especially concerned when it comes to ensuring safe digital environments and content for children and young people, or getting control of one’s own data or digital legacy." |
