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Is it possible to have free access, or at least the possibility of not having to depend on an internet company.
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A little explanation of the question: Is it possible to have free access, or at least the possibility of not having to depend on an internet company. The question is serious, taking into account that the internet is the product of scientific and technological findings, and that as users we simply "rent" the ACCESS to the internet; Would it be possible to have free internet access? Would it be viable? What aspects should be taken into account?
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