A recent public opinion study suggests a limited number of Americans are likely to continue using online services put in place during COVID-19 restrictions.In 2020, many daily routines went online, including schooling and office work.Food delivery services, online activities, teleworking, and telemedicine became more normal.Many services were created, reimagined, or popularized during the pandemic.Some services, such as online shopping and video conference calling, were in wide use before the pandemic.But researchers for The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research wanted to know if the new online services would remain popular.The study found that fewer than one in three Americans said they were very likely to use new, online services at least some of the time.The study found that close to half of adults in the United States said they were not likely to attend online, or virtual, activities or receive virtual health care.
