rural areas population is sparse. and broadband speeds are lower and internet access poorer.
accessing info on the internet is more difficult
urban vs rural (urban)
high population density, council , IT companies spend alot of money on internet infrastructure . meaning faster access speeds and network quality. accessing info on internet easier.
developed vs developing countries (developed)
will have more developed technology and industries with more funding available for info such as cabling and high speed access
developed vs developing countries (developing)
have unstable governments and slower access, if any to the internet
less money spend on technology and improving broadband speed, and expensive equipment like computers cannot be purchased on low wages.
internet access from remote areas
eg countryside or mountains or desert, might have limited internet access.
fast speed fixed broadband is expensive to install and many providers simple wont invest in rural areas as it is not economically viable
download speeds are slow or interouted due to intermittent connection
can use satelite or mobile broadband but it is very expensive for everydauy use.
