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2 years ago

January 16, 2018 Q1: This question is worth 99 points and a brainliest. It is a one part question. Medium difficulty.

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Well, some countries think of the Internet like as if it was a weapon. The Internet to them does not seem like what the Internet is to us. Internet features like the Dark Web or Deep web has given them enough reasons on why they should be prohibiting it.

sveticcg [70]2 years ago

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Part 1: In some countries/states, why is it prohibited to have access to the internet? Explain in details why.

Depending on what countries (North Korea for example), it is dangerous to the countries government to allow their citizens to access the internet, because the internet provides a wide-range of information, as well as other political views or opinions, which can help change the view-points of the people. Note that governments want to stay in power, and with changing view-points, they may lose control of their power over the people, and be replaced.

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