The internet has become vital to everyone in this world,
though, some believe that free internet access should not be allowed and
instead they require advise a subscription fee for the
access just like any other services.
Personally,
I
believe that free internet access should be given worldwide so that everyone
can enjoy its great advantages. Restricting internet access means that only
those who are affluent can afford the subscription and deny thousands of opportunities to those who are not. For instance, we
need the internet to look and apply for jobs, scholarships and places in higher
education and most important to raise funds for those who need. Given that,
then those who cannot afford the internet subscription could would not have the chance to compete with the rest of the
world.
Moreover, providing internet access to everyone also means that
everyone has the chance to grasp all the knowledge and information offer available on the internet.
This contributes to greater education, encouraging intellectual development and
creativity of individuals. For instance,
many talented individuals are recognized through the internet as they publish
their works online and if they are lucky good enough the works get viral, encouraging more people
to follow the suit.This is
virtually a free exercise so anyone from any corner of the world can showcase
his prowess
However, unlimited access to the internet also has a major
drawbacks on social development. Although we
can learn many thing on the internet but it also comes with great negative
influences. If minors for instance surf the internet without supervision, they
might accidently explore on
violent and porn websites.
Consequently, these fine minds turns could turn into
vicious and problematic individuals.
By and large, I believe that free internet access gives equal
chance for to everyone to compete in this modern world. Tthough, unlimited internet access may influence
young minds to be troublemakers, producing ruined generations but this can be minimized through
parental supervision.
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