The Birthplace of both the Bill of Rights

Have you ever tried to get on a website that you needed to get on and it was blocked? The sad reality is that two thirds of global users do not enjoy access to free internet, due to different forms of censorship. These vary from essentially keeping all internet users in an elaborate virtual and tightly controlled sandbox. They should lower internet censorship because It removes the freedom of expression and deprives people of learning the truth, students in school need the websites, and it can harm businesses.

A free society should be able to set limits. The question of entry, which is largely determined by the current telecommunications system, is closely related to censorship. According to a 1995 report by the Panos Institute, an international non-profit organization based in London that specializes in development issues. Evidence suggests that internet restrictions and the willingness of its users to fully exploit its capacity are on the rise. Though certain limitations are justifiable in some cases. Many journalists who support internet censorship argue that there shouldn't be absolute freedom, even if there is freedom of speech and expression.

Also the government can hide the truth from us. Critics also fear authoritarian government officials would get away with their wrong activities such as misuse of power and corruption by enforcing an Internet censorship rule. For example, a government official may prohibit the release of videos and online material by enforcing news blackouts showing his or her illegal activities. I also claim that dictators can only use this to publish and store photographs. When a government may ban books or regulate media and newspapers, some countries are taking significant steps to limit access to the Internet ... and suppress freedom of information. There are many organisations around the world that keep tabs on these issues, so you will find information on which countries are cyber-friendly and which were considered 'enemies of the Internet.'

Might Increase the Desire For the Restricted Contents. Restrictions on access and information to the Internet are growing worldwide, across all types of government. Censorship legislation has recently been introduced in the United States, the birthplace of both the Bill of Rights and this modern media medium, and, for better or worse, a blueprint for Internet policies in other nations. The Clinton administration says minors will be shielded from 'indecent'. That has adopted new Internet-specific legislation that imposes more stringent electronic speech laws than those already applicable to written speech. The pattern is not slowing down. Mobile Internet traffic would be equal to 95 times the frequency of the entire global Internet in 2005, according to estimates, by 2020. In 2020, the number of devices connecting to IP networks would be three times that of the global population.

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