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78% of those between the ages of 30 and 49 do not know their connection speed.
When asked about home broadband download speed, 78% of those between the ages of 30 and 49 do not know their connection speed.
73% of those between the ages of 18 and 29 do not know their home broadband download speed.
90% of women say they do not know their home broadband download speed.
When asked about their home broadband speed, 90% of women say they do not know their home broadband download speed.
71% of men say they do not know their home broadband download speed.
When asked about their home broadband speed, 71% of men say they do not know their home broadband download speed.
33% said they were somewhat satisfied with their cell service.
When asked about their satisfaction with their overall cell phone service, 33% said they were somewhat satisfied with their cell service.
59% said they were very satisfied with their overall cell phone service.
When asked about their satisfaction with their overall cell phone service, 59% said they were very satisfied with their overall cell phone service.
38% reported being somewhat satisfied with the connection speed of their [cell phone] device.
When asked about their satisfaction with the internet connection speed of their cell phone, 38% reported being somewhat satisfied with the connection speed of their device.
33% said they were very satisfied with the speed of internet access on their cell phone.
91% of home broadband users are at least somewhat satisfied with the speed of their service.
25% of broadband users say they receive the promised download speed some of the time or less frequently.
When asked if they believe that their connection speed at home is as fast as the provider promises them (25%) of broadband users say they receive the promised download speed some of the time or less frequently.
