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The Internet was created in 1969 by ARPANET, which connected three universities in California and one in Utah. It demonstrated public use in 1972 and was funded by DARPA. The Internet allows for services beyond the web like email, file transfers, messaging, and online conversations, giving millions of people easy access to vast online information.
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