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It took 27.5 years for internet access to reach 222 million, and 230 years for Facebook.
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Internet access will still be available at places like hotels, and security, aviation, and disaster agencies.
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As more hotels offer internet access, fewer are charging for it: just 9% did last year.
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Inevitably, abandoning net neutrality will not fix America's inequality problems when it comes to internet access.
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Nearly every Korean home has internet access, and 88 percent have smartphones, the highest percentage globally.
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The team spent time in rural India to understand the challenges people face with internet access.
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Fiber and cable internet access technologies already permeate major cities where deployment is most financially viable.
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Mainly because they don't speak English very well—and they have no internet access in prison.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's boss, is on a drive to bring internet access to the world's poor.
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In June, Politico reported that Google had made a proposal to improve internet access in Cuba.
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Participants have been drawn from postal addresses and we provide them with internet access if necessary.
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Pew Research has found that more Latinos have internet access than they did seven years ago.
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Best for speed: Private Internet Access are offering a 2-year subscription for £2.67 per month.
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In simple terms, broadband internet access service providers want the Obama broadband order to be reconsidered.
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Disgruntled customers can take some comfort from the fact that wireless internet access is still free.
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There's no need to reiterate the dependence that the economy has formed on perpetual internet access.
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The FCC also sought to pre-empt states from setting their own rules governing internet access.
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Ecuador has cut off Assange's internet access multiple times, the most recent instance in late March.
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In 220006, Mitra placed a computer with internet access in a wall in an Indian slum.
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"Our framework will protect consumers and promote better, faster internet access and more competition," Pai wrote.
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You can now secure Private Internet Access VPN for two years, for just £2.80 a month.
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Which means anyone with a 3D printer and internet access can create their own unregistered firearm.
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Iran's leaders said earlier this week they would restore internet access once the protests had ended.
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OneWeb wants to launch almost 900 satellites that would provide broadband internet access across the world.
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Questions from guests required prompt responses, even when she was abroad, and had no Internet access.
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The monastery has 3G internet access, but mobile telephones are restricted to those older than 25.
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Never have so many governments, authoritarian and democratic, actively blocked internet access to their own nationals.
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The company has also begun programs and partnerships to overcome Africa's internet access and connectivity challenges.
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It's amazing to have a quiet place to retreat with free internet access, snacks, and drinks.
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It's considered by many to be a workaround for the island's relative lack of internet access.
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Now a new study claims that high speed internet access is at least partly at fault.
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When two people in the unit requested high-speed internet access, the team made it happen.
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The payloads include constellations of telecommunications satellites that would provide the world with ubiquitous internet access.
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All decided to remain in the house, which did not have a TV or internet access.
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The Russian government is spending millions to expand high-speed internet access to far-flung areas.
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"Our framework will protect consumers and promote better, faster internet access and more competition," Pai wrote.
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Even so, Cramer sees a huge potential growth runway — 3.6 billion people worldwide have internet access.
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But the simple question of internet access sits in the background of many of those issues.
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Internet access is increasingly essential for the growth and success of rural communities across the country.
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Imagine if the government shut down internet access for a day, a week or a month?
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The government turned off internet access in nine conflict-affected townships for much of the summer.
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Governments in Myanmar, Nepal and other countries have also shut off internet access in recent years.
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But Landry dismissed the need for internet access on the 28503 ½-hour journey out of Iowa.
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Her father, president of GuestWifi, helped establish the spread of wireless internet access in hotels. 24.
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Every purchase includes mandatory survival training, a five-year food supply per person, and internet access.
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A smart coffee maker shouldn't be so clever that it can't make coffee without internet access.
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Without internet access, the TV can't send information to anyone, meaning your data stays at home.
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In that era of dial-up internet access, that's exactly what World Sports Exchange was doing.
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"Internet access is a utility — just like water and electricity," Mr. Becerra said in a statement.
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This majority is not "returning" to a time where packet-switched networking, and the internet access variant, in particular, were regulated as Title I services… painting the FCC's past approach to internet access as a deregulatory nirvana fails to grapple with the truth of our regulatory past.
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" However, according to the letter, repealing these regulations will eliminate key protections that "prevent Internet access providers from blocking content, websites and applications, slowing or speeding up services or classes of service, and charging online services for access or fast lanes to Internet access providers' customers.
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Generally, though, anyone with internet access has historically been able to access the vast majority of it.
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Because the lack of competition in the internet access market let these companies act like predatory monopolies.
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And you're right that what adequate internet access is is a matter of definition by the FCC.
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On the one hand, the UN declared in 2016 that internet access is a basic human right.
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REPORTER: That's where an emerging social network that connects rural farmers with no Internet access comes in.
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When I asked Aycock why other internet access companies don't provide an equivalent product, he was stumped.
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I guess that's just the price you pay for internet access, they say, sadly shaking their heads.
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The day after the lynching, authorities also turned off internet access in the area for 1203 hours.
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The question is important because phones and, increasingly, mobile internet access are closely tied to economic growth.
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Internet access where he lives can be spotty, and the Twitter app's video experience was not ideal.
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Specifically, the Internet Freedom NPRM proposed to reinstate the information service classification of broadband Internet access service.
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If the bill passes, it'll be an important step towards expanding internet access for inmates throughout California.
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While cameras, tracking devices, and internet access weren't the sole root of the problem, they enabled him.
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Facebook's Free Basics was an ill-conceived effort to bring Internet access to the poor in India.
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Smartphones democratized both content creation and internet access, and that moved the internet into a new era.
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Less surprisingly, newspaper delivery has plummeted as internet access has allowed travellers to read the headlines online.
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Sprint also, inevitably, will get some PR warm and fuzzies, and disadvantaged students get free internet access.
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One billion people can instantly communicate with each other without anything but a name and internet access.
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So wrapping the internet access industry in the flag of the First Amendment is a terrible idea.
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Instead, it will be a slow and insidious creep—which we're already seeing in mobile internet access.
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That internet access will now have to be provided by a provider other than Google, of course.
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Grappling with how to control kids' internet access and screen time has become a ubiquitous parenting issue.
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The majority of people I met saw free internet access as the biggest draw to the library.
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"This is a direct answer to the 'walled-garden' internet access that Facebook is providing," he said.
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Is there another internet access technology you see that can provide competition to wired and wireless broadband?
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NordVPN and Private Internet Access also look very good, with more Netflix availability and comparable download scores.
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Telecom companies (which provide internet access for your smartphone) claimed net neutrality would result in less innovation.
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And it also lacks ports: just one Ethernet for internet access and one more for another device.
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I'd bet a month of my own internet access that these talks are more effective than snooping.
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The pair landed in Kansas City, where the FNF would provide free internet access to underserved communities.
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Why it matters: Today's inflight Internet access, while gradually getting better, tends to be slow and expensive.
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Many customers had no Internet access, so Coptis brought her laptop to work for them to use.
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Feature phones are basic devices, mostly used in developing markets, that often lack services like Internet access.
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But lack of Internet access, city officials and economists say, is also a crucial — and underappreciated — factor.
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Using this data, the scientists created a map that showed levels of internet access around the world.
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The route can be downloaded in advance, making it possible to follow the tour without Internet access.
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That is when they have the right to change the rules for internet access to their advantage.
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The new rules took effect in June but major providers have made no changes in internet access.
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The technology fits in with Facebook's plans to beam internet access down from the skies using drones.
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"There are apps that shut down your Internet access," Bennett said, while attempting to sketch Polan's profile.
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Ecuador has confirmed that it has cut Julian Assange's internet access at the country's embassy in London.
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Internet access is scant so — however frustrating this might be — I'm leaving comments off until I return.
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In the early days of the commercial Internet, Internet access service was provided primarily over telephone lines.
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Who is this for: All web users — unless free Internet access is not available in your country
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The Canadian industry is now increasingly focused on internet access and wireless data as pillars of growth.
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Internet access should be considered a human right, and a sort of local utility similar to electricity.
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Today at F8, Instagram announced it's built support for using most of its features without Internet access.
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But the government has veered in the direction of greater control of internet access in recent years.
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Together, the two companies would create a colossus straddling the worlds of internet access, news and entertainment.
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China's tightening grip over data The Chinese government's control over its country's internet access has also increased.
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He served another year in 2013 on a parole violation, for using a computer with internet access.
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Gross noted Cuba had vastly expanded internet access of its own volition during his time in jail.
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In addition, 5G will eventually come to homes as a replacement for cable and DSL internet access.
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IT industry figures have reacted fiercely to any suggestion the government could censor or control internet access.
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Wenda also criticized the government's decision to block internet access, and called on the UN to investigate.
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Some students live in rural communities with limited internet access, while others live in different time zones.
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It prides itself on its embrace of life online and has declared internet access a human right.
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On Monday, Mr. Long also asked people with internet access to find ways to help at nvoad.
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And of course, you&aposll need to remember to download your playlists before you lose internet access.
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The official price index for internet access, by contrast, shows prices up 4.5% over the same period.
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My wife and I both work from home, and our work requires fast and dependable internet access.
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New opportunities for rural communities to receive internet access will help us stay connected with the world.
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Several steps need to be taken to protect open internet access in New York, Mr. Cuomo said.
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Increased internet access and a growing middle class have led to a boom in startups in India.
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Both McCaskill and Johnson suggested diverting funds from Lifeline towards programs focused on expanding rural internet access.
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The government responded by shooting at protesters, imposing a state of emergency and cutting off internet access.
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Many, even most, are accustomed to almost universal internet access through home broadband and mobile internet packages.
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He said in Texas, farmers and others in rural areas face a lack of broadband internet access.
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One key benefit of reaching those areas: satellite internet access wouldn't be wiped out by bad weather.
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A large military presence has been deployed to the region, where internet access has been cut off.
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Does Internet access service qualify as a Title I information service or a Title II telecommunications service?
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North Korea is hardly a place for mainstream Internet access — the country has a reported 2 million mobile phone users but Internet access is reserved for government officials or other high-level positions — but this is a further step to shut the country off and restrict access to information.
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But the F.C.C. is not the only government entity looking into the state of high-speed Internet access.
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In March 2016, the FCC voted to expand the $9.25 a month telephone subsidy to include internet access.
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Surveying the landscape of internet access, one could be forgiven for a single dank conclusion: Winter is coming.
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Two very American stories about high-speed internet access are colliding right now, and the dissonance is striking.
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At issue was its effort to deliver internet access to remote areas by balloon, known as Project Loon.
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The $1.15 is the prorated, per-day amount for Wilson's regular monthly service—$39.95 for internet access alone.
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The company pioneered bundles of TV, internet access and fixed-line telephony under its Free brand in France.
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Charter Communications, the second largest cable provider in the US, provides residential Internet access to 23 million customers.
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Internet access in China is heavily restricted by China's Communist Party, which is headed by President Xi Jinping.
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The proliferation of smartphones in areas where internet access was previously rare has made YouTube far more international.
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In 1999, dial-up tones, busy signals, and duels between landline phones and Internet access were the norm.
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According to Alker, internet access may be a significant factor in people failing to report into the system.
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The app works offline — a necessity in large parts of India — where internet access is not always available.
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It relies on something called "millimeter wave band active phased array" to provide internet access over the air.
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Zuckerberg & Co. countered that it's actually a way to connect people who may otherwise not have internet access.
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Companies like Facebook have used DigitalGlobe's technology to identify rural villages to target for outfitting remote internet access.
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As India's internet access continues to surge among the billion-plus population, data is becoming the new oil.
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And in the event of an emergency, here's a helicopter to the rescue with some free internet access.
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But with the Switch, you can play full-on Fortnite with proper controls anywhere you have internet access.
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All of this is because of a failed effort by Facebook to provide Internet access to the poor.
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Installation costs aside however, free Fiber was a great option for people who needed cheap, simple internet access.
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The debate over the proper regulatory classification and treatment of broadband internet access is neither new nor novel.
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But just as internet access has spread across hotels and cafés, it will surely spread at 35,000 feet.
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Ryan apparently ran away after his parents put limits on his Internet access at home and at school.
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As a result, Title II has kept countless consumers from getting better Internet access or getting access, period.
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The fights have migrated from the streets to social media, thanks to improved internet access in the country.
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Of course, those costs would inevitably trickle down to the consumer, making internet access more cumbersome and expensive.
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Most have done so with mixed success, likely because few people actually want to share their internet access.
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What customer out there with just one or two choices about where to buy internet access wanted this?
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Aquila will fly for 90 days at a time, blanketing a 60-mile wide area with internet access.
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Additional features: Besides VPN services, Private Internet Access also includes an ad and tracker blocking tool called MACE.
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At this point, there were only a small number of communities worldwide who did not have internet access.
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He repaired and maintained computers, but he did not have the internet access he needed for his business.
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All they need is access to a computer with internet access and the motivation to complete the courses.
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Once complete, the Starlink constellation of satellites would transmit signals for high-speed internet access to paying customers.
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She estimates that for about 30 percent of students, that's the only internet access they have at all.
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Called LinkNYC, it is an ambitious effort to bring wireless Internet access to all of the city's residents.
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Google acknowledges that the deal won't do much to increase internet access for the average person in Cuba.
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Around 18.3 million homes, or 52.9% of the total, had fixed or mobile internet access, the agency said.
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Since the village faced long power cuts, they also set up an inverter to ensure uninterrupted Internet access.
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With Private Internet Access, you can rest assured that your private information will remain private, even in public.
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Internet access doesn't always translate to better quality of life, but it can sometimes bridge gaps in information.
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The companies that provide your internet access have long predicted doom because of the current net neutrality regulations.
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With the UN declaring internet access a basic human right, digital grounding might one day seem less ethical.
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The new rules took effect in early June but major providers have made no changes in internet access.
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The information on the app is also accessible offline, so as to support those without regular internet access.
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Because while Facebook's connectivity mission begins by ensuring the entire world has internet access, it doesn't end there.
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When I started researching this story, I knew I needed to visit a place with no internet access.
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And just like that, the streets of the Faroe Islands are now visible to anyone with internet access.
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American politicians of every stripe have long bemoaned the lack of high speed internet access across the country.
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Outside of big cities, high-speed internet access is often unavailable, which slows economic development and affects education.
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Increasing the number of devices and Internet access points also narrows the universe of data available to ISPs.
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AT&T and Comcast primarily provide cable and internet access while NBC and Time Warner produce media content.
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Getting internet access to the remaining harder-to-reach 2 percent, though, would require an additional $40 billion.
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Advocates for the sales tax measure had wanted to link it to a ban on taxing Internet access.
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But in poor countries like Pakistan, few people have internet access while many have cellphones, Dr. Subramanian said.
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There's not a Starbucks or Soul Cycle on every corner, and broadband internet access isn't always a given.
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In 2016, a similar answer is coming to rural regions that do not have adequate broadband internet access.
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Private Internet Access VPN offers a seven-day money-back guarantee, just in case things don't work out.
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Outside that theater and throughout Cuba, Internet access ranges from sluggish to nonexistent, and change is equally slow.
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The FCC considers the satellite technology a promising route toward expanding internet access to remote and rural areas.
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My experience demonstrated the challenge of travelling without one, as so much of modern existence presumes internet access.
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Like the presence of well-paved roads, good internet access doesn't guarantee that a city will be successful.
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Internet access and text messaging were blocked starting Wednesday night, but voice calls were operating on telephone lines.
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Ubiquiti specialize in producing wireless access points and networking equipment to help deliver internet access to rural areas.
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There is one snag: By recent estimates, only about 9 percent of rural India has mobile internet access.
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Lawmakers are still looking for assurances that internet access will receive direct funding from the White House plan.
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This method makes obtaining a representative sample difficult, as some groups are less likely to have internet access.
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Many communities lack internet access because companies have no incentive to bring cables to remote areas, she said.
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Once another user verifies the work, the completed map layer goes live, available to anyone with internet access.
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For families without laptops or internet access, the district was working to provide computers and internet hot spots.
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Firechat is a messaging app that can work without internet access or cell signal, according to the company.
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The big companies that provide internet access to phones and computers have fought for years against broadband regulations.
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Well, I mean, for example, saying that you'll lose your internet access if these rules ... That's simply absurd.
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Anyone who had internet access before these rules were applied in 223 knows that that's not the case.
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Internet access has been restricted since the security forces broke up the protest sit-in on June 3.
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I also use a Google Voice number to receive internet access codes, which works part of the time.
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Jerry McNerneyGerlad (Jerry) Mark McNerneyTop US providers pledge to help maintain Internet access during coronavirus outbreak California Rep.
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Clients paid him about $10, two to four days' worth of wages, for internet access and his guidance.
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Were all pretty good at estimating common expenses like electricity and phone and internet access, said Morningstar's Newcomb.
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It put into effect a new set of regulations that seek to expand internet access on the island.
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The U.K.'s proposed regulation will move to close the internet access gap between cities and rural areas.
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Private Internet Access stands out from the competition by offering its best deal on a one-year plan.
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RightMesh is a company that connects users peer-to-peer using blockchain in countries with restricted internet access.
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Their editors, who face obstacles like restricted internet access and occasional detentions, hope that will not change now.
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Many are accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, offering free coffee, restrooms and internet access.
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As demand for mobile Internet access grows, technologies to ensure the integrity of WiFi sources become more necessary.
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TL;DR: Private Internet Access is on sale for £2.61 a month, saving you 67% on list price.
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Since 2008, Microsoft and other companies have been involved in tests of television white spaces for internet access.
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"Freedom of Internet access is a fundamental right," Supreme Court justice N. V. Ramana said, delivering the ruling.
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One needs only to create a Bitcoin address, which can be done anonymously by anyone with internet access.
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Though Facebook intends the internet access projects to have a "humanitarian" focus, it hasn't always been positively received.
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The shutdown persisted for five days with practically every Iranian citizen lacking internet access or wireless data service.
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Earlier this year, the company partnered with KaiOS to bring Assistant to some feature phones with internet access.
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Protests in Iran are difficult to follow when the regime can shut down internet access across the country.
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Today, an estimated 95 percent of North Americans have internet access and information is doubling every 12 months.
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Tehran is now able to shut down internet access to tens of millions of people within a day.
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Tim Black describes what the candidates would to do to make sure all of America has internet access.
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It was a community primed and ready for internet access, waiting for someone to bring in the bandwidth.
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When he served as the governor of Virginia (and as a senator), he supported expanding broadband internet access.
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Josh locks Tom in his room without internet access, and proceeds to spend the entire day taunting him.
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It is time for us to act to bring faster, better, and cheaper Internet access to all Americans.
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For all the excitement around how Google is disrupting U.S. internet access with Project Fi and Google Fiber, Google Station has the potential to take things even further by giving the hundreds of millions who lack decent quality internet access, a reliable connection to get online regularly for the first time.
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That funding goes to education programs, scholarships, grants for research, improving internet access in emerging markets, and policy advocacy.
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Without cell phones and constant internet access, the characters in these movies live radically different lives than we do.
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Internet access is prohibitively expensive for most citizens, who survive on an average salary of about $20 a month.
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Each will hold onto a few gigabytes of files and let you access them wherever you have internet access.
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Cuba has announced that 3G internet access for cell phone users across the country will become available from Thursday.
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"Having internet access and Wi-Fi access is critically important for homeless populations," said SPL communications director Andra Addison.
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Poles are the key to our future, because poles are critical components of high-speed fiber optic internet access.
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In case you've somehow managed to avoid being "challenged" or had no internet access in 2014, here's a recap.
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VSATs are common tech on yachts, and allow for internet access and communication even when boats are in movement.
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AND I VERY VIGOROUSLY PROPOSED THAT BECAUSE I THINK WHAT AMERICANS REALLY WANT IS BETTER, FASTER, CHEAPER INTERNET ACCESS.
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Nearly 8,000 people have also signed an online petition calling for the government to restore internet access to Papua.
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This principle continued as time advanced, technology changed, and Internet access became the dial tone of the digital age.
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If 25G really could stand in for broadband, it would be filling a serious gap in American internet access.
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Facebook is developing a small helicopter that can be deployed in emergencies to deliver internet access, the company said.
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Having internet access for tablets and other devices will help pass the in-car time in an entertaining way.
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"There are alternatives for internet access and the work that officers need to do does not change," he added.
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Earlier this year, Alphabet deployed the project in Peru to restore internet access after a series of devastating floods.
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The underlying message was that a previously enclosed private service could become openly accessible by anyone with Internet access.
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Iridium survived, but as a niche provider of satellite telephony, not a purveyor of cheap and fast internet access.
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Last year, Indian net neutrality activists argued that Free Basics was a way for Facebook to shape internet access.
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In this case, people with enough internet access, free time, and the sheer interest of owning a Facebook account.
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If you're on a laptop, phone or tablet and have internet access, you'll never be out of tune again.
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However, that 24 hours deadline has been limiting, especially if you've been somewhere with little to no internet access.
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The massive, slow-flying craft is designed to bring internet access to billions of disconnected people around the world.
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Paul Spencer talked to me about the lack of internet access in Arkansas, and the desperate need for broadband.
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Castro has pushed for expanding opportunities while serving as housing secretary, including by broadening internet access across the country.
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According to figures from Delhi-based research institute ICRIER, Internet access in India is starkly divided along gender lines.
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The dotcom bust in 2000, says Dr McDowell, brought an end to their dreams of truly global internet access.
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The U.S. government is working to try to bring high-speed internet access to rural areas that lack service.
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The government didn't completely kill net neutrality, as long as companies that offer our internet access enforce its principles.
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One of the most established organizations delivering internet access to those who can't afford it is Connecting for Good.
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The rocket was carrying a satellite for a partnership between Facebook and Eutelsat to provide internet access to Africa.
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Thirty years later, the idea of having only one shared device with internet access might as well be primordial.
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That's not including the cable and wireless bills I pay for internet access so I can use these services.
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Pai created the committee to advise FCC commissioners on how to accelerate the deployment of high-speed internet access.
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And we are serious about building planes to beam internet access, but we don't call ourselves an aerospace company.
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Under the Internet Tax Freedom Act of 1998, federal, state, and local governments are prohibited from taxing internet access.
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Yet when it comes to internet access, Sharon Township may as well be in the mountains of West Virginia.
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Momentum, and the sheer ease of access, could turn internet access into a utility, even a basic human right.
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But this film was released well after the advent of widespread internet access, making it all the more inexcusable.
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At the moment, internet access is limited to train stations, with access points not being mounted on trains themselves.
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He would return to 218chan for hours, hacking the wireless routers at his foster homes to gain internet access.
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There is some, but consumers who do have these bundled services — internet access is now like any other utility.
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Most American consumers have only one or two carriers to choose from that can deliver reasonable speed internet access.
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The markets for internet access in Europe are a lot more competitive than the markets in the United States.
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Chinese giant Alibaba could soon join the growing number of entities that are pushing free internet access in India.
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Do you pull up Slack while riding the subway even though you know you have no internet access underground?
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Although the internet access was shoddy, Tassone kept in touch with Webster when he could while fighting in Syria.
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It also lends Democrats a political rallying point about "open, fair" internet access for use in the midterm elections.
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In it, Reglitz makes the case that internet access is an essential part of keeping those in power accountable.
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Around the world, marginalized ethnic groups have worse internet access than more dominant groups in the country, researchers say.
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Some providers have indicated that they will transmit the video over different capacity than that used for internet access.
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Only 5.6 percent of Cuban homes had either intranet or internet access last year, according to a U.N. agency.
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Back then, Wi-Fi was a novel way to deliver Internet access using wireless airwaves, otherwise known as spectrum.
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He has retracted several FCC reports, including one on a program that brings internet access to schools and libraries.
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So how does a country like Iran switch off internet access to a population of more than 80 million?
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Before the 1996 Telecommunications Act was signed into law, almost no one in America had high-speed Internet access.
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Earlier this month, we reported on LinkNYC, the Big Apple's initiative to roll out breakneck internet access to everyone.
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Zellner also says there's evidence that Tadych lied about whether or not there was internet access in the house.
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Only 3.4 percent of Cuban homes had either intranet or internet access last year, according to a U.N. agency.
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There are several reasons why a Nintendo Switch might freeze up, like software glitches and loss of internet access.
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That model would restrict internet access by only allowing people with money to use all corners of the internet.
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The filters do not affect internet access using the Wi-Fi signals on personal phones or hand-held tablets.
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It also includes the costs of the services it offers to its tenants, including telephone connections and internet access.
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License auctions for 4G, which permits speedier internet access and downloads, have netted the Thai government billions of dollars.
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Today, though, parents are often expected to monitor their children's internet access closely, which can be a huge challenge.
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Licence auctions for 13G, which permits speedier internet access and downloads, have netted the Thai government billions of dollars.
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"We like to think everyone has high-speed internet access in their homes, but not everyone does," she said.
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They are far more likely to have computers, internet access and computer games focused on reading and math skills.
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In 2017, 95 percent of U.S. mutual fund-owning households had internet access and that number continues to increase.
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If you have a screen with high-speed internet access and Bluetooth or USB support, you're good to go.
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A better reason for lightweight websites is that they load faster for people with unreliable or slow internet access.
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But, she said, significant gaps in Internet access may hinder the ability of some consumers to use digital statements.
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Yes, it's easier for poor people to pay for internet access with their data (and psyches) than with cash.
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Moreover, rates of mobile internet access are growing much faster than desktop access in India, like other developing nations.
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For example, only 37% of Germans use social media but 86% have internet access, according to Pew Research Center.
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Since internet access was cut off, activists say news about the escalating conflict has been slower to trickle out.
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The nonprofit Consumers Union said a repeal could lead to higher consumer prices for existing internet access and speeds.
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Seventy percent of school-aged children in the city are among those who have no internet access at home.
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To control the spread of information, internet access to all of Xinjiang was cut off for around 10 months.
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It also routinely restricts internet access to crack down on the Kurdistan Workers' Party, which it sees as terrorists.
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"That's not how you help working- and middle-class people survive and thrive," she said of limiting internet access.
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The embassy has suspended Mr. Assange's internet access several times, citing similar concerns about Ecuador's relations with other countries.
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He was working on a new hardware team working on providing internet access through satellites, according to The Information.
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That is potentially a very big deal for the millions of Indians who do not yet have internet access.
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His smartphone, once a key tool of protests, lay inert on a table: the government had cut internet access.
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But anyway, they ran Excite and then it merged with At Home, which was a ... Cable internet access company.
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Oates evokes a future made from the ingredients of the present: televisions and internet access, cellphones and broken government.
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At the moment, anyone with money can enjoy mostly unrestricted internet access, and Cubans are starting to design apps.
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But internet access has also served as an outlet for political activism and exposés denouncing corruption and government misconduct.
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Cutting off Internet access prevents people from using the Internet to reach out for help, and makes them panic.
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There are roughly 4 billion people still without internet access globally, according to GSMA, which represents mobile operators worldwide.
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Amazon wants to launch 20183,22018 satellites, in a constellation called Kuiper, also with the goal of selling internet access.
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Private Internet Access should be one of the first services you consider because it ticks each of these boxes.
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It was no surprise that Mr. Rouhani, who expanded internet access during his first term, was courting votes online.
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For more than two years, the publication has been blocked by government censors from easy internet access within Egypt.
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In one removed Kentucky town, Irvine, students gather in a McDonald's parking lot for internet access, when it's working.
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VPNs let users in China bypass the country's famous "Great Firewall" that heavily restricts internet access to foreign sites.
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Cuba is only now entering the digital age and has the lowest per-capita internet access in the hemisphere.
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This change would be hardest felt by rural Americans, the poor and the elderly, who disproportionally lack Internet access.
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The Wirecutter, the product recommendations site owned by The New York Times, highlighted a service called Private Internet Access.
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But they are all already cash-rich companies, able to afford all but the most ridiculous internet-access rates.
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In just the past decade, cheaper internet access and the arrival of smartphones pushed traditional retailers onto the web.
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India cut internet access in Kashmir in August last year after revoking the Muslim majority region's autonomy and statehood.
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Facebook's mission is to bring the world closer together, including providing internet access in remote areas and developing countries.
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Obstacles include lack of modern infrastructure and transportation, no widespread internet access and absence of robust bank-lending activity.
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The senators recommended QR codes and other electronic disclosure methods not be used until broadband internet access is universal.
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So if somebody was really trying to deny internet access in an area, they might make that their target.
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Kashmiris have been without internet access for so long that WhatsApp has reportedly begun deleting their accounts for inaction.
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Low investment levels harm consumers in the form of unrealized internet access, particularly in rural areas of the country.
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Following pressure from the White House, the FCC's Open Internet Order classified internet access as a "Title II" service.
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African companies and entrepreneurs (from Kenya, Nigeria and elsewhere) are global leaders in facilitating e-commerce and internet access.
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Much of Japan was left without internet access Friday after a Google data error misdirected the internet's routing system.
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It is safe to say that Wi-Fi is the technology that Americans most closely associate with Internet access.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which helped design the labels, called Internet access the gateway to economic opportunity.
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The good news is that services like Private Internet Access utilise high grade encryption to secure your data transmissions.
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An earlier version of this article included a quotation that misstated the availability of the internet access in Cuba.
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But entry-level perks, including discounted rates and free internet access, make them worthwhile for occasional travelers as well.
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That's more than double the number of people with internet access globally, though that figure is also increasing rapidly.
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But he wanted to do it without giving up internet access and moving to a shack in the woods.
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"We've still got large swaths of the population who do not have internet access in their home," said Christopher.
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" But Pai said it would "expand broadband networks and bring high-speed internet access to more Americans, not fewer.
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A huge chunk of that growth comes from mobile internet access, particularly from in the Asia-Pacific region and Africa.
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Julian Assange's Internet access has been cut — just on the heels of a health-food centric visit from Pamela Anderson.
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Google also said the change will enable real-time transcription of speech on your phone, with or without internet access.
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At its new facility, the company will produce satellites to expand internet access in the U.S. and globally, he said.
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Getting internet access everywhere should be a priority or the country will end up with "rural brain drain," he said.
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Thompson said that the lack of Internet access could be hindering the state's efforts to inform enrollees about the requirement.
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To be clear, these rules apply only to a company (or part of a company) that is providing Internet access.
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Many locals relied on tourists in the city with internet access to tell them that their former leader had died.
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He made it easier for Cubans to travel, allowed them to own property, cellphones and computers, and expanded internet access.
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A lack of internet access hurts businesses, hinders education, prevents people from getting jobs, and can even be life-threatening.
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The government still restricts internet access, and World Bank figures show that only 1.3 percent of Eritreans are currently online.
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Kenya was also cited for making internet access available for millions of its citizens by eliminating a tax on handsets.
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Mobile internet access, which the government blocked in order to disrupt the protests, flickers occasionally and feebly back to life.
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Each balloon, flying with the stratospheric winds, will provide internet access to those on earth within the balloon's wireless range.
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In a region still struggling with getting broadband internet access, residents have first hand experience with other needs — mostly, jobs.
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Mesh networks reconfigure the typical hub-and-spoke model of the internet into a more diffuse method of internet access.
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The goal was to offer internet access to rural areas that lacked connectivity by beaming it down from on high.
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The majority of phones shipped globally have been smartphones — which is to say, phones that have internet access — since 22009.
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So why is the U.S., whose citizens largely have Internet access, okay with zero-rated services while India is not?
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Nearly everyone who has internet access in Myanmar uses Facebook, giving it an estimated user base of around 20 million.
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The lab provides free internet access and career counseling and also trains people in tech-related fields like computer repair.
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Former U.S. President Barack Obama made improved internet access a central part of his efforts to normalize relations with Cuba.
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When Brazil opened thousands of subsidised cybercafés in the late 212s it brought internet access to 290% of poor neighbourhoods.
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In the past, the predominant belief was that Netflix offline viewing would be targeted at countries without reliable internet access.
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Lack of internet access in rural and low-income communities could also limit food stamp recipients from ordering groceries online.
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The country cut off his Internet access, just as WikiLeaks dumps hacked Clinton campaign emails almost on a daily basis.
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Rather, they were the first tranche of satellites for Starlink, a project intended to provide internet access across the globe.
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As time goes on, home internet access will become increasingly necessary for students to engage, grow and perform at school.
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The new president may seek to boost his popularity before administering any economic shocks—by expanding internet access, for example.
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The tablets within those Link NYC Internet Kiosks are losing internet access because too many homeless people are using them.
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The biggest issue with hosting a tournament in the Pacific Ocean (and streaming it) is the lack of internet access.
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Given another chance, Charter or Comcast will unquestionably bring this same "forced speech" argument into the context of internet access.
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Much like NordVPN, Private Internet Access doesn't collect any data or logs on its users, nor does it insert advertising.
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He also has a number of YouTube videos that show anyone with internet access how to make these juices properly.
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We're seeing outages related to extreme weather, too: Hurricane Irma, for example, left over a million people without internet access.
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We can confirm Ecuador cut off Assange's internet access Saturday, 5pm GMT, shortly after publication of Clinton's Goldman Sachs speechs.
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Cuban state-run TV would not show American games where Cuban players competed and home Internet access remains a rarity.
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Last month, Amazon announced plans to launch over 3,000 satellites to provide internet access to rural areas around the world.
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Project Loon, a part of the Google X research division, aims to spread broadband internet access with high-flying balloons.
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Why it matters: Smartphones help bridge the gap to internet access for minorities who aren't as likely to have broadband.
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Last year, China announced it would invest over $231 billion to provide 2100,000 more villages with internet access by 2020.
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How then can we make affordable Internet access for everyone — including those earning less than the average income — a reality?
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Internet service providers could also, of course, prioritize quick internet access for any corporate partner and cause slowdowns for rivals.
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Zuckerberg gave the pontiff a model of a Facebook drone designed to provide internet access to hard-to-reach locales.
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Fitbit activity bracelets or doctor-scheduling apps aren't particularly useful for those who are homeless, or lack reliable Internet access.
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Private Internet Access is a VPN service that makes it more secure to visit websites from anywhere in the world.
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Just last week, O'Day left to film the U.K.'s Celebrity Big Brother, where contestants are sequestered without Internet access.
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"You can rapidly see that nonprofit business models have an important role to play in improving Internet access," Mitchell said.
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At that level the company will reach 16 percent penetration of international households with broadband internet access, not including China.
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Unencumbered, the private sector made more than $1 trillion in investments and gave us high-speed and wireless Internet access.
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Why it matters: The app is designed for emerging markets where consumers may have cheaper phones and limited Internet access.
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Suddenly, the GynePunks mission to make gynecological care widely available to anyone with internet access seemed a lot more urgent.
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Sprint, Airbus, Delta, OneWeb and Indian carrier Bharti Airtel are teaming up on an effort to improve inflight Internet access.
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Yilmaz said he asked one of the newly appointed administrators how they should prepare Sunday's newspaper copy without internet access.
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The United Nations Human Rights Council has passed a non-binding resolution condemning countries that intentionally disrupt citizens' internet access.
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For residents of Detroit, which has the worst rate of Internet access of any big American city, that's not unusual.
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A former prisoner of Cuba on Sunday objected to the Trump administration's efforts to expand internet access on the island.
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It may be that this problem of the subscription gap is even more acute, and more intractable than internet access.
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Facebook's biggest project in this realm is the creation of drones that can beam down internet access from the sky.
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Mobile internet access was cut in some areas and police cordoned off swathes of central Moscow to stop people gathering.
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At the time, the first few houses in Alemão were just getting their first computers and cellphones with internet access.
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One of them, Axiom Technologies, is based in eastern Maine and will use the money to expand Internet access there.
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However, opponents define "free" as shorthand for individual freedom, since most people pay for Internet access most of the time.
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She said that providing the plans to anyone in the world, who has Internet access is a national security threat.
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To the Editor: Internet access has become almost as essential as the air we breathe and the water we drink.
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Unlike iPhones, iPads can't connect to cellular networks, so you will need to have Internet access to make FaceTime work.
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One other current employee wrote on their LinkedIn profile that the team uses satellite imagery to help improve internet access.
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Well-functioning roads, bridges, ports, airports, computing and internet access help ensure the smooth transport of goods, services and ideas.
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Each pillar had its subsections with variables to take into account, such as environmental quality, airport connectivity and internet access.
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This one proposes equating mobile and fixed broadband for the purposes of tracking the health of internet access in America.
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Relying heavily on commercial radios and cell phones with internet access, Islamic State fighters are easy prey for the planes.
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Estonia, a tiny country that declared Internet access a basic human right in 2000, is a leader in blockchain applications.
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Imagine an updated, stable power supply; imagine reliable Internet access, and roads and bridges free of potholes or dangerous vulnerabilities.
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Teams using multiple Jamboards can work together on the same project in real time, as long as there's internet access.
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Some schools had parents sign a contract promising that they did not own televisions or have internet access at home.
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It has also blocked internet access in areas where members of minority groups live, to limit the potential for unrest.
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This crisis has shut down all the workarounds strapped families rely on, like school meals and internet access at libraries.
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In 2011, the governments of both Egypt and Libya suspended internet access in an effort to quell Arab Spring protests.
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Lack of internet access has also left millions of households cut off from vital services and information during the pandemic.
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Unlike schools on the outside, most prisons, including those in New York State, have no internet access for online learning.
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The government having bad data about people's internet access could have major consequences for those left in the digital dark.
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Connectivity is so weak across the Solomons that storm clouds often interfere with the satellites that currently provide internet access.
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That follows an agreement between the two sides that will expand high speed internet access to the state's rural areas.
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Analysis by the Pew Research Center shows that one-third of all American households don't have internet access at home.
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But there are still more Indians offline than online, with close to 700 million people yet to gain internet access.
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But, Milroy added, he doesn't believe SpaceX will attract customers in the mostly poor areas that still lack internet access.
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I recommend and pay for PIA, better known as "Private Internet Access" but there are plenty of options out there.
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Good news: Congress and the White House agreed to a provision permanently banning taxes on Internet access earlier this year.
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"President Obama's order to take over Internet access is a exploitation of the open Internet" was a common, ungrammatical phrase.
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The company took its most popular Amazon Basics microwave and added an Alexa button, but not microphones or internet access.
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Critics said it went against Pai's claims that he would focus on bridging the digital divide and improving internet access.
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To combat this, we set bedtime limits that turn off his internet access from midnight to 8 in the morning.
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Fortunately, he rarely uses these devices outside of our house, and when he does, he doesn&apost have internet access.
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Only Myanmar and China have limited internet access for longer periods during security crackdowns, according to Access Now&aposs researchers.
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Some have used the money to improve public internet access to court records, which are used by FBI NICS examiners.
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I've been a subscriber to Private Internet Access (PIA) for several years and have been really pleased with the service.
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CUC are now the main way to pay for things like petrol, internet access, hotel stays, appliances and restaurant meals.
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And they might run into issues with seniors who lack Internet access, or can't afford smart devices throughout the home.
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But the extent of the FCC's regulatory authority over broadband Internet access services hinges on the definitions of those terms.
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Wyler is not concerned about potential changes to net neutrality rules or how the new chairman of the Federal Communications Commission will handle broadband regulation since the company is aimed at providing internet access to the more than 50 percent of the U.S. with no internet access as well as other nations, he said.
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" This practice may also violate the consent decree that Comcast entered into with the Department of Justice when it bought NBC Universal, which states that "Comcast, insofar as it is engaged in the provision of Internet Access Service, shall not unreasonably discriminate in transmitting lawful network traffic over a consumer's Internet Access Service," and that "If Comcast offers consumers Internet Access Service under a package that includes caps, tiers, metering, or other usage-based pricing, it shall not measure, count, or otherwise treat Defendants' affiliated network traffic differently from unaffiliated network traffic.
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The drone will fly for 90 days at a time, and can blanket a 60-mile wide area with internet access.
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Average Russians would not lose internet access; the plan would instead change how internet traffic is handled on the back-end.
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And because our government lacked the will or clarity to just say what everyone already knows: internet access is a utility.
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Like the mobile site, the app will use less data, and will be useful in places where internet access is slower.
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We're paying rent essentially as a country to a handful of companies that are selling second-rate, extraordinarily expensive internet access.
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The house where he stayed had no internet access, so Pokora couldn't Google for help when his programs spit out errors.
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One of the big initial surprises/gripes is the fact that Super Mario Run requires persistent internet access during game play.
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While the advent of mobile telephony in remote areas may be creating new problems, mobile phones and internet access are important.
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As it turns out, that answer is a function of nostalgia, limited internet access, the need for privacy, and quality preferences.
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In 2000, internet access had only just begun to penetrate middle America; online video was clunky and social media barely existed.
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Democrats say polls show Americans overwhelmingly back net neutrality and want protections that providers will not interfere with their internet access.
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In 2005, it was expanded to include cell phone service, and in 2016, it was expanded again to cover internet access.
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Mark Zuckerberg surely had good intentions in wanting to provide Internet access to hundreds of millions of people who lack access.
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One of Virgin Orbit's key early customers is OneWeb, which is building a network of satellites to provide global internet access.
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" Pai said the his approach "will deliver better, faster, and cheaper Internet access and more broadband competition to the American people.
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We look forward to working with them and others to provide residents with choices for low-cost, gigabit-speed internet access.
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Tether-tenna is one of a growing number of strategies Facebook is pursuing to ensure perpetual internet access around the world.
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These rules followed Assange appointing Kristinn Hrafnsson to replace him as the WikiLeaks editor, following his prior lack of internet access.
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The "offering of a capability" for engaging in all of these activities is exactly what is provided by broadband Internet access.
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The visit from Swedish officials comes just weeks after Ecuador confirmed that it was responsible for cutting off Assange's internet access.
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But conquering autonomous driving, aging, high-speed internet access and drone delivery will require a big combination of money and patience.
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Probably the most impressive of Facebook's connectivity projects is its solar-powered Aquila drone for enabling Internet access in remote areas.
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He also said the bill boosts investment into rural broadband programs and programs that provide internet access to low-income people.
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Broadband is a catch-all term for high speed internet access, but there are many different kinds of broadband internet connections.
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Facebook's Aquila drone Facebook's Aquila drone Facebook began building solar powered drones and lasers to deliver Internet access to remote areas.
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Countries with a modern, well developed, and functioning jurisprudence can navigate their own way through the challenges of regulating internet access.
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The FCC's Connect America Fund (CAF) was established to bring broadband internet access to some of the country's most rural areas.
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Imagine having that capability — in plain English — in terms of helping people troubleshoot some of their common internet access-related issues.
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Her decision to sign off started out of necessity — she was traveling without internet access — and turned into an intentional choice.
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Requirements vary, but typically include electronic monitoring, polygraph tests, no Internet access, and giving all your email passwords to law enforcement.
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Generally, it's accepted that internet access originating from a Wi-Fi hot spot will be faster than a mobile broadband connection.
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None of this is to say that regions without internet access should remain in the 21st century-equivalent of the dark.
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The kiosks will still provide high speed internet access, just not on the tablet that is built in to the kiosk.
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"Courtroom artists offer the American people, through the television news, newspapers and now the internet, access to the proceedings," Duke said.
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Give yourself unfettered protection with a VPN service, and make sure to subscribe to a reputable one, like Private Internet Access.
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The country has advanced technologically since Free Basics launched, and smartphones with full internet access are much more the norm today.
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While American malls may be facing extinction, anyone with internet access can select a thong from an overabundance of unmentionables online.
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In fact, according to a new report on luxury travel by Resonance, a consultancy, it would probably be free internet access.
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Only with perfect hindsight did Sears fail to alchemize internet access, credit cards and a retail heritage into something resembling Amazon.
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Unlike other VPN services, Private Internet Access abides by a strict no-logging policy — meaning everything you do is totally anonymous.
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Despite the fast execution and concern over who could even access this site when comparatively few people had internet access, THOMAS.
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Xi's government has tightened controls, clamping down on activists, lawyers and petitioners and has further restricted internet access for the public.
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"Development of better infrastructure may well lead to faster internet access" said David Diaz-Jogeix, director of programmes at Article 19.
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It tightly controls internet access in China using what is known as the Great Firewall, a world-class online censorship infrastructure.
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The prison library didn't have internet access, but the prison's case managers would Google Search for you if you asked them.
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Now, the digital gap is smaller: This year, 222 percent of Latinos have internet access, compared to 89 percent of whites.
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She stayed in a studio apartment with no outside cues about time — no windows, no clocks, no television or internet access.
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Hike said it developed a proprietary system that, with approval from carriers, allows USSD to be used for basic internet access.
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Netflix attempts to block all traffic coming from VPNs; Freedome seemed to work with Netflix anyway, but Private Internet Access didn't.
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Karma is a company that's built a business model around sharing internet access with others, even strangers, through its hotspot service.
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Just as her eyelids fluttered to sleep, we discovered that our monitors, which relied on Internet access, weren't able to connect.
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Internet access is a uniquely effective way for lobbying and holding accountable global players like global governance institutions and multinational corporations.
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We provide internet access to ordinary Cubans in the embassy and offer several online courses which are not available in Cuba.
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The island nation has taken steps to improve internet access, after it agreed to normalize relations with the US in 2014.
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Put some of the biggest stars of YouTube, Vine, Snapchat, Facebook and Instagram on a plane to Australia without internet access.
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But seniors and disabled Americans do not always have full internet access, nor is online claiming necessarily as effective for beneficiaries.
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Facebook and Google are two likely candidates, especially since both have expressed interest in creating unmanned drones to increase Internet access.
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Wednesday's edition of the Federal Register contains new Internet access rules for low-income homes, housing discrimination rules and silica protections.
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Express Wi-Fi which is also available in Kenya, Tanzania, India, and Indonesia aims to reduce the cost of internet access.
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Net neutrality supporters fear that internet service providers could possibly create bundled internet access akin to how cable television is sold.
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"To ensure greater opportunity for all, we must make a massive investment in Internet access" summarizes the Buttigieg plan pretty well.
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TL;DR: Secure the risk-free Private Internet Access VPN for just £2.74 a month, saving you 67% on list price.
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Dispatcher services in breach of the regulations are first fined and will then have their Internet access blocked for a year.
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Capitalism Many Cubans see technology and affordable Internet access as one of, if not the, most important priorities for their country.
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As a result, he came up with Project Loon, which sends balloons into the stratosphere to bring internet access to everyone.
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That's fueled by an emerging middle class and increased internet access — currently 3.8 million new users are coming online per month.
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Meanwhile, Facebook, dealing with its Cambridge Analytica imbroglio, has started to curtail the expansion of its Free Basics internet access scheme.
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He has communicated through the embassy's internet connections, visitors and, presumably, cellphones that would give him another form of internet access.
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They may be called amenities or facilities fees and cover less glamorous goods or services like internet access and bottled water.
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They also need access to a smartphone and reliable internet access, as well as skills in personal branding and internet communications.
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Without a smartphone or internet access at home, she wasn't able to respond to clients quickly enough to secure a position.
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The LinkNYC "fun facts" series is perhaps our favorite feature of the kiosks — aside from the free internet access they provide.
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Ms. Johnson said the central library and the 59 branch libraries are the largest source of free internet access in Brooklyn.
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To visit, art lovers needn't purchase a plane ticket, book a hotel or queue outside galleries: Admission requires only internet access.
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To be fully inclusive and ensure that citizens who lack internet access can still vote, paper ballots can remain an alternative.
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That has moved many classes online, highlighting the millions of students in American who do not have internet access at home.
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That has moved many classes online, highlighting the millions of students in American who do not have internet access at home.
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The Tully Library offers a hotspot-lending program for residents to get internet access, which is otherwise limited in the town.
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As well as potentially impacting the day-to-day running of WikiLeaks, having his internet access removed could affect Assange personally.
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They've also grown up with internet access, giving them the ability to learn more about wellness and self-care, in general.
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Each recommendation intersects with and complements the others, but the task force found one overarching need: improved high-speed internet access.
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Yet, this pales in relation to the fact that only a third of the country's 1.2 billion people have Internet access.
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Iranian activists on social media called for the United States to figure out a way to provide Iran with internet access.
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But it also left room for states to impose their own rules for internet access, David McCabe of the NYT writes.
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We talked about their experiences in reStart, how they navigate life with so little internet access and their long-term plans.
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India banned internet access in Jammu and Kashmir in early August last year after New Delhi revoked Kashmir's semi-autonomous status.
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This month, the Supreme Court ruled that internet access was integral to an individual's right to freedom of speech and expression.
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Residents worried about what oppressive measures the government would take next, including the imposition of a curfew or curbing internet access.
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In the 21st century, families who lack internet access or can't afford broadband face significant barriers in pursuing the American dream.
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As long as I have food, shelter, clothing, dental floss, companionship and internet access, I'm 85 percent of the way there.
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TL;DR: The encrypted Private Internet Access VPN is on sale for £2.68 a month, saving you 67% on list price.
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First, the FTC suggests the FCC should require Broadband Internet Access Service (BIAS) providers to develop written comprehensive information security plans.
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When the FCC repealed the 2015 Open Internet Order, it said it had no power to regulate broadband internet access providers.
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But net neutrality supporters believe that the rules are needed to prevent broadband providers from abusing their control over internet access.
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To say that Wi-Fi is a critical component of Internet access in today's always-connected society doesn't do it justice.
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The move ushered millions of Indians to the internet, access to which was too expensive for many, for the first time.
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The entire nation of Tonga had to go without internet access for 11 days after an essential underwater cable was severed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Recently, I had to explain to a friend without internet access who Werner Herzog is.
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At the time, Assange had internet access from the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, where he'd been staying in asylum for years.
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And the Internet Association stressed Pai's final order should apply to fixed broadband internet access as well as mobile internet alike.
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In fact, the lack of broadband competition means that Americans pay more for slower internet access than in most other developed nations.
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But sufficient Internet access should be considered the first marker in a school's journey toward better educational outcomes, not the final one.
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He had abused 11 boys -- including his nephew -- and had lured children to his home with meals, internet access and football games.
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But I had an inkling that the city's ubiquitous and cheap fiber Internet access would be making a difference right about now.
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Internet access is still elusive in much of rural America, and the Federal Communications Commission is taking steps to close that gap.
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Now, Facebook's fumble looks well-timed for Eagle's company, Jana, which has been quietly providing free, unrestricted Internet access in emerging markets.
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Reporting stories, fact-checking sources, and communicating in real time demands reliable Internet access, which explains why many reporters carry mobile hotspots.
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Yet my situation also proves how important it is for internet access to keep up with the times to maintain that ideal.
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Rostelecom is the sole implementation agent of the BDD programme aimed at providing internet access to the less populated regions of Russia.
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Rural and lower-income areas are less likely to have internet access, for example, which makes it harder to communicate educational information.
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Tech giants Microsoft and Facebook are investing big in high-speed internet access by building a subsea cable connecting Virginia and Spain.
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And it will allow them to pick off some wealthy people who would like their high-speed internet access connection in cities.
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This data is fascinating because it demonstrates how decent internet access is stratified by income as much as it is by location.
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Silicon Valley-backed internet access projects have been met with controversy in the past, as with Facebook's Free Basics program in India.
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This is what causes the regime to restrict internet access, tear down satellite dishes, shoot unarmed student protesters and imprison political reformists.
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Nearly 2,000 members of the panel were given the health care survey online; 619 without Internet access were interviewed over the phone.
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Internet access in the Communist-ruled island is restricted, meaning fans can not easily look up series and mangas on the web.
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A new partnership with Google Fiber in Kansas City, Mo., for example, is allowing more and more residents to have Internet access.
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This is because you use your computer as, among other things, a communication technology: for Internet access, email, Facebook and file sharing.
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At X, DeVaul had been a co-founder of Project Loon, an attempt to use high-altitude balloons to deliver Internet access.
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That's why Facebook's emerging markets team exists, and why it is spending so much time getting people Internet access through its Internet.
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That puts it a couple million subscribers ahead of Charter, its nearest competitor for internet access, and well ahead of everyone else.
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The Internet Freedom NPRM also proposed to reinstate the determination that mobile broadband Internet access service is not a commercial mobile service.
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What's interesting about the Enseo system is that it doesn't generate revenue for the hotels through Wi-Fi or internet access fees.
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Internet access and social media mean women are more easily able to communicate with friends and to lead lives outside their marriage.
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He uses an app called Freedom that blocks Internet access to websites and other apps for a self-imposed amount of time.
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The violent crackdown on free speech in Bangladesh accompanied government-imposed internet restrictions, including the throttling of internet access around the country.
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But several thousand others were functioning, albeit slowly, as a cyberwar unfolded in the background over internet access to the voter roll.
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The common goal we must have is to get the cost of real open internet access down so everybody can afford it.
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Can create time limits on specific apps, filter content, set bedtimes, and restrict internet access for the whole house or for individuals.
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Founded by Craig Newmark, in 1995 in the San Francisco Bay Area, Craigslist rapidly expanded once internet access became widespread starting 2000.
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Authorities in China, Russia and other parts of Asia and Africa have all considered or imposed restrictions on their citizens' internet access.
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Bringing internet access to large swaths of the country is a critical and difficult task, and Google should be commended for trying.
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First, just because the lack of net neutrality means, technically, ISPs can charge for preferential internet access doesn't mean they necessarily will.
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