thank you so much mr. br u.s. so i wanted to ask if miguel gamino or brian roberts wanted to have any comments or responses you don't have to but thank you for being here too and thank you for presenting to our office the connectivity plan as well i definitely see different parts of this within our plan. >> sure good afternoon miguel gamino thank you for the opportunity to comment on the plan, the research and also kind of i think it's an opportunity for me to help connect the dots for a bad pun between our ict plan the connectivity plan and how i believe it begins to help enable addressing the digital divide it does not -- supposed to address it in its entirety but helps create the conversation and enable the foundation for moving some of these things forward and i think the report accurately captures this broader picture of internet use and identifies vulnerable populations and the role should be to provide infrastructure as we are with the proposed expansion of our fiber network sf wifi services previously disc

involved in trying to create something much bigger in the bayview and i'm saying i'm in support and mr. br u.s. o did a very good report yes we can do it in san francisco but we have to combine the politics and deal with what needs to be done in the community thank you. >> thank you mr. williams. >> next speaker. >> hi i'm the executive director of community technology network a part of sf connected funded by the department of aging and provide trainers to the senior centers our trainers work one to one in small groups with the seniors at those locations and the need that i see happening and i appreciate that you talk about digital inclusion and affordability and adoption and the adoption piece is what we focus on understanding that the devices that people use change every year or every 6 months and the applications that they use through those devices also change frequently when was the last time you logged into your gmail and noticed the menu changed so the need for training is crucial and making it so they want to have it at home and a lot of people don't want to have it they they are fe

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