Should people in all countries have equal access to all technological developments?

Ever wonder about the question from the title above? Will it be a yes or a no? What do you think? Let’s dive into a discussion. Read on to find out.

Well, people who can afford technology developments should be allowed access. Those who still can’t do it by managing, budgeting, and saving. These technological developments appeal to both rural and urban people and both categories want to learn and use them.

As a result, the literacy rate increases, so does the economy, and the country’s prospects improve.

Government authorities can take steps to censor obscene scenes, images and sites so that children and adolescents are not spoiled at an early age. It is equally good to maintain peace, harmony and balance between young people who go out as a couple.

What are some of the technological advances? In fact, these include, but are not limited to, IOT (internet of things), smartphones, TAB, iPad, iPod, laptops, notebooks, etc. and applications like Instagram, Google Map, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and many more.

All of these are fun to use for both the old and the young, as well as the urban and rural. The elderly can keep in touch with their children and grandchildren while the rural can connect with more modern and urban relatives. Everyone benefits and everyone is happy to have access to technological developments.

In general, I see no reason why the people of a nation, especially a developing one, should lack the privilege of using technological developments because they also form the means of education and learning, and therefore of literacy. If a nation is encouraged to develop through these means, why not? Give them access and rights and not only will they love it, they will benefit as well.

Speaking of benefits, what are some of them? People in rural and urban areas become familiar with numbers and words in the English language and also in their native language. They are able to understand many signs and icons that are useful in the new age. They learn to use applications through digital devices, which is an advantage in career and work niches.

By learning English and native languages ​​along with signs and symbols, it is easy for rural people to transition to cities and for city people to move to developed countries and thus improve their status, outlook and be financially free.

Therefore, this is the modern era. So, as I mentioned earlier, with censorship active across the country, the people of any nation should be able to access all technological developments, especially benign and beneficial ones.