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14 October 2024

4916 GB adults surveyed

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When it comes to purchasing digital products that can be permanently downloaded (as opposed to streaming services), like an e‑book, song, movie or video game, which of the following comes closest to your understanding?

Conducted 14 October 2024

YouGov surveyed 4916 GB adults

38%
28%
34%
When it comes to purchasing digital products that can be permanently downloaded (as opposed to streaming services), like an e‑book, song, movie or video game, which of the following comes closest to your understanding?

Conducted 14 October 2024

YouGov surveyed 4916 GB adults

By:
38%
28%
34%

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