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Socio-economic risks correspond to what has been called the fractures linked to inequalities among users (Plantard and Le Mentec 2013). These fractures concern different levels: access to the Internet or to digital equipment (equipment inequalities); the urban or rural living environment (access inequalities); the environment and the socio-professional category of a user’s parents or of an individual (usage inequalities); the support available to users and their ability to train themselves (usage performance inequalities) (Ben Youssef 2004)