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Well, fast internet is still out of reach for many of us. Some of us have been lucky to use fast internet for a long time. There are still some people who opt for slower internet due to the extra price that comes along. But others have no option at all but to stick with the sluggish internet. In this post, we provide you with the advantages of fast internet for the things that it can enable.
Fast internet means fast web browsing, fast download/upload, fast streaming, and all works on the internet that works promptly. You rely on fast internet for all digital actions that you do on your computer or mobile. The fast internet speed may differ from your choice of content and the place you live. But for now, we can say any internet speed above 10 to 15 Mbps is a fast internet for mobile and home broadband. Read about the mobile and broadband penetration in Nepal.
So, fast internet makes you
Fast internet allows you to
Also read: Check your mobile phone addiction level.
Having discussed all the advantages above, well you can also have some disadvantages with fast internet. You may be hooked on to the fast internet, use social media for more time, become fond of the virtual kinds of stuff, and become addicted.
This way, you may lose in-person interactions, and in the long term, will affect your ability to communicate with real people. Hence, we need to be careful of keeping the addiction level with the social networking apps, in a limit. Follow the digital well-being settings on your phone to be aware of these measures and act accordingly to reduce your screen time.
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