Unequal access:

like I mentioned earlier, a rich or developed country can afford to buy and use internet to quickly share data as some countries can only afford on basic survival. Many people who live in rural areas of UK do not have broadband internet access this could be due to less population around the area; because of this it’s more expensive for the government to give a strong access of internet to the community. Whereas cities where there is more population seems to have stronger network as many people would be using it and the government can make easy money. The one laptop per child project is a global implication as it is a project of non-profit association to create educational opportunities for the world’s poorest children by providing each child with a low-cost laptop. Their goal is to provide children around the world with different opportunities to experiment and express themselves.