As was the case with VPNs, let’s again imagine that the Internet is a huge city with many roads, highways, intersections, and traffic lights. Data is constantly moving along these roads: emails, videos, music, and files. And the “rules of the road” for this data are set by information transfer protocols. These are special instructions >>>>
A VPN, or Virtual Private Network, is a service that protects your Internet connection and online privacy. It allows users to send and receive data over the Internet as if their computers or smartphones were on a private network. This is very useful for protecting personal information and avoiding any restrictions on the Internet. How >>>>
When we talk about the “cloud” in the context of technology, we don’t mean clouds in the sky. In fact, the “cloud” is a metaphor for the Internet. Cloud computing is a way to store and process data on remote servers on the Internet instead of your personal computer. Imagine that your computer is the >>>>
In the world of Internet technologies, stages of development often indicate key changes in the way we communicate, interact, and access information. From the simple textual interface of Web 1.0, to dynamic web applications within Web 2.0, to the semantic and connected web in Web 3.0, we are witnessing rapid evolutionary development. But what will >>>>
In short, the Internet is a large network of computers that allows the exchange of information. But from the first days of its existence, the Internet has been constantly evolving. Let’s look at the main stages of this development, starting with Web 1.0. Web 1.0: The early days of the World Wide Web – a >>>>
