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The Internet is a global network of interconnected computers that allows people and institutions around the world to connect and share information over long distances. It provides a variety of services like accessing web pages, sending email, participating in online discussions, transferring files, and voice/video calls. The Internet revolution has radically changed social relations by expanding social networks and providing access to diverse information, people, and ideas from around the world.
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The Internet allows computers around the world to connect through communication protocols over various connection methods. It has revolutionized how people interact and access information on a global scale by providing services like the World Wide Web for accessing linked documents, email for messaging, forums for discussion, file transfers, voice/video calls, streaming media, e-commerce, and more. The decentralized nature of the Internet has significantly reduced barriers to connecting people and organizations worldwide.
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The Internet allows computers around the world to connect through communication protocols over various connection methods. It has revolutionized how people interact and access information on a global scale by providing services like the World Wide Web for accessing linked documents, email for messaging, forums for discussion, file transfers, voice/video calls, streaming media, e-commerce, and more. The decentralized nature of the Internet has significantly reduced barriers to connecting people and organizations worldwide.
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