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When it comes to Angelina Jolie and her relationship with the World Wide Web, "hate" is perhaps a strong word. The actress' main problem with the net is that she can't work out how to use it.

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In 2011, the Hollywood star told USA Today that she was completely overwhelmed by Amazon and that she'd "stick to catalogs." Perhaps by now she's found her way around.

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Brad Pitt -

Like his ex-wife Angelina, Brad Pitt is also not one for the web. In 2009, he told Newsweek that he had never made his peace with the internet and didn't want to get sucked into it.

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In fact, it would seem that the award-winning actor's complete disillusionment extends to computers in general. He has previously stated in public that he just doesn't know how they work.

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George Clooney -

Okay, this is a celebrity whose fraught relationship with the internet is actually based on a hatred of social media, but his opinions are so strong it would be wrong to leave him off the list.

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The 'Ocean's Eleven' actor has spoken out strongly against Facebook and Twitter and has been quoted as saying, "I think anyone's who's famous is a moron if they're on Twitter."

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Eminem -

Rapper Eminem is another celeb who has neglected to learn how to use a computer. In a 2010 interview, he explained that if he knew, he'd be on there all day driving himself crazy.

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Yes, it's true that Marshall Mathers is on Twitter, but in the 10-plus years he's been on there, he's only tweeted about a thousand times. Hardly a lot for someone with so much to say!

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Christopher Walken -

Another known computer critic, Christopher Walken has confirmed that he has no interest in the "masochistic things" he could do with a computer, such as Googling and reading about himself.

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In fact, the 'Pulp Fiction' actor rejects technology altogether and doesn't even own a cell phone. Whenever he shoots a movie, he is given a phone to keep just for the shoot.

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Drew Barrymore -

Although Drew Barrymore is now on Instagram, this wasn't always the case, and it seems likely her candid approach to posting is rooted in a deep-seated mistrust of the web.

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In a 2010 interview with Marie Claire, she told the reporter, "I just don't like this compulsive, instantaneous, over-information, lack-of-privacy, weirdo aspect of the world."

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Elton John -

Elton John disapproves of the internet because of the negative impact it has had on music. Back in the noughties, he suggested it shut down completely for five years.

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Once in an interview with British tabloid The Sun, he said, "Let's get out in the streets and march and protest instead of sitting at home and blogging."

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Harrison Ford -

Straight-talking actor Harrison Ford has a reputation for not mincing his words, and when asked about his thoughts on the internet, he made no exception.

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Amongst other less savory things, he is quoted as saying, "The worst thing about the internet is that anything and everything is up for grabs... Any kind of rubbish goes on the internet."

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Jennifer Lawrence -

Joining the ranks of Brangelina, 'The Hunger Games' actress has also confessed to not being savvy when it comes to technology.

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In a 2014 interview with the BBC, she told the journalist: "I'm not very good on phones or technology. I cannot really keep up with emails, so the idea of Twitter is so unthinkable to me."

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Keira Knightley -

Back in 2009, 'Pirates of the Caribbean' heroine Keira Knightley spoke out against the internet and in particular social media. She described the obligation to be constantly checking as "dehumanizing."

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By 2019, the situation had not changed: in an interview with The Irish Times, the actress said she got so freaked out by social media that she turned it off after about five seconds.

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Rachel McAdams -

In 2009, 'The Notebook' actress said that she was a fan of the radio, was "really bad at email" and didn't even own a TV.

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The TV situation may now have changed, but it is common knowledge that the Hollywood star still rejects social media.

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Sarah Jessica Parker -

The stand taken by SJP against cell phones and email is not moral or ethical but instead practical. She has been quoted as saying she fears falling behind with her correspondence.

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Sarah Jessica Parker -

The 'Sex and the City' star has also spoken out against social media, describing the constant posting of photos to a social media profile as "pointless."

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Vanessa Hudgens -

The actress has in the past delivered some strong words on the internet and its dangers.

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In a 2011 interview with People, she said: "I think [the internet] is ruining everyone, and it just makes everyone way too accessible and it just takes away the glamor and mystery from our business."

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Winona Ryder -

Back in 2010, the 'Stranger Things' star was quizzed twice on her use of the internet. She reported that she hardly ever used a computer, much less the internet.

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The award-winning actress did admit back then to having her emails on her phone, but that's apparently as far as she would go.

See also: How the world worked before the World Wide Web

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