Bridging the Digital Divide: Bringing Internet Access to Developing Countries

The video discusses a new initiative by Asia Total to bridge the digital divide by providing free internet access through simple computers. These computers will be distributed to developing countries, starting with Brazil, and are funded by sponsorships. The project aims to address the lack of internet access for 85% of the global population, with a focus on overcoming language and gender barriers.

What is the primary goal of the simple computer unveiled in Hong Kong?

• To improve computer graphics

• To enhance gaming experiences

• To provide free Internet services in developing countries

• To increase phone call accessibility

How will the project be funded?

• By charging a subscription fee

• By selling the computers

• Through government grants

• Via sponsorship of hotkeys on each unit

Where are the computers being manufactured?

• Brazil

• Hong Kong

• Taiwan

• Eastern Europe

What percentage of the world's population lacks Internet access?

• 25%

• 10%

• 85%

• 50%

What additional challenge do women and girls face regarding Internet access?

• They have more access than males

• They face a further gender divide

• They have equal access as males

• They are the primary users of the Internet