In reply to Gail Gardner.

Not at all clear what "digital devices" means in this context. I've bought electronic games (Though nothing else) on gaming consoles. I guess those count.

My router and cable modem are digital devices, and my computer transactions go through them, though don't own the modem. Heck, my keyboard is *also* a digital device, and while it doesn't directly have an ethernet connection, it's indirectly used to interact with sites where I make purchases. Then there's my Roku and printer, neither of which I make purchases on, but are both networked digital devices. Heck, suppose my microwave, range, and alarm clock are also technically digital devices, though not networked, of course.

I think the article really needs some clarification there.