father wearing headphones at computer dealing with his two distracting children At the start of 2021, 55% of U.S. households included someone working from home and 43% had someone schooling from home. (Photo: Shutterstock)

If you've lost track of how many digital devices are being used in your household, you're probably not alone. A new report from Deloitte finds that the pandemic created a crash course in the use of digital devices for working and learning from home, and with that increased use of technology, other upgrades took place, as Americans adjusted to a new level of life online.

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