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different in terms of the options available. Speaking of TV, it is a passive way of 
receiving information, you can’t interact or choose whatever content you want, yes 
you can flick through some channels but still you watch what is being broadcasted 
to you whereas on the Internet more choices are available as opposed to TV. For 
example, you can type key words of whatever content you are looking for and you 
can find it easily.
2. What are the differences between old and young people when they use 
the internet?
There are definitely a bunch of differences between the way younger and 
older people use the internet. If I am talking about older people, they may use the 
internet to watch some films and videos on YouTube or some tech savvy ones can 
use it to keep in touch with their friends, on the whole, older generation are less 
reliant on the internet compared to youngsters. But younger people like me use it 
for multiple reasons ranging from entertainment to studies. I see my peers scrolling 
through the Internet to find their favorite shows or find information for their 
homework or assignments.
3. Can cybercrime be curbed?
To the best of my knowledge, cybercrime can be prevented, there are some 
steps that internet users should take, let’s take identity theft as an example, if people 
were to share their personal information on the internet, they would need to use 
reliable security software which provides all-in-one protection for your devices, 
online privacy, and identity, and helps protect your private and financial information

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when you go online. Other than that, using two step verification can also be one 
way to stay away from cybercrime so that strangers cannot easily access your