Introduction
If you are a web user, you may sometimes notice that webpages prevent you from copying content. This is because they want you to sign up to unlock this option or they want the content on their website not to be republished by others. Anyway, this is kind of nonsense because you can copy it with a simple workaround. Here it is.
This is only an example but, probably, everyone receives a lot of spam only by using an online service once, so I decided to help you prevent all that junk!
Hi everyone! Welcome back to our blog. How are you? I’m fine, I can’t complain. Today
we're going to talk about the Internet.
Nowadays everybody uses it and it has become part of our
lives, especially in this difficult period for us students (but also for the
teachers, of course!).
The access to Internet is a human right. Therefore we urge all states to ensure free access to the network: it’s necessary to obtain the freedom of expression and opinion. One important tool , especially in countries where the media are not independent, as demonstrated by the riots breaking out there, Internet access is part of human rights; moreover, the internet has become an indispensable means for the achievement of a whole range of human rights. It helps fight inequity and accelerate the development and progress of each state.
