Information and communication technologies (ICT) access indicators in the LGBTQ+ population with a high risk of contagion by acquired immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in Honduras

In all societies, some populations are prioritized to be served by civil organizations and governments; access technologies is typically left aside, especially in developing countries. The sample was for intentional contributions through the snowball method reach 107 study participants. A survey-type instrument has been carried out where access, use, knowledge about convergent devices have measured a of individuals belonging lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, more (LGBTQ+) community. Basic statistics describe frequencies sociodemographic variables information communication (ICT). LGBTQ+ community technologies, with regular quality service, preference mobile high daily use them; there's an incongruence between income spending on telecommunications services since it perceived that this expense them, even those lowest economic income. results indicate significantly greater technology than general population hosts gives us vision how offer technological solutions prevent HIV incidence disease. Keywords: ICT; Digital divide; LGBTQ+; Convergency