Our guest writers, Jöran and Maria Selin, deleted their blog online some time ago. The web host promised to remove all information, but does that mean the information disappears from the web? Jöran and Maria learnt that this is not the case. We interviewed them and they share their experiences and best tips!
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Today we present a guest post by Alexander Kall
Internet use in Sweden has increased steadily during the 2000s. Today, around 98 per cent of households have access to the internet and 95 per cent of Swedes state that they regularly use the internet in their daily lives. More and more digital services are being created and we live a large part of our lives online.
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This year's edition of the 'Swedes and the Internet' report makes for interesting reading. Most Swedes think that digitalisation makes life easier, while some think it makes life more complicated. But what has really happened to the use of social media? And do people read blogs in 2019?
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is robots in our society taking over the earth, haha. Not quite true but some of it could become reality. Everything is moving at a furious pace and everything is developing every day and as soon as someone comes up with a new solution, others follow suit. 47 per cent of jobs will be redesigned by 2035, and I look forward to a driverless car picking me up and taking me where I need to go.
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So HOW annoyed can you get when the Internet doesn't work? Today we spent more than four hours of effective time getting the internet and router working, including lots of time with phone support. This post will be filled with both praise and criticism ...
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We have been travelling around Europe and blogging from many different countries for almost 10 months. Sometimes we've bought internet sim cards for our mobile phones and used them as modems for our computers, but mostly we've used WiFi at campsites and caravan parks, and occasionally in restaurants and cafés. So how does WiFi in Europe actually work?
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As we all know, using your Swedish mobile phone subscription to surf abroad is often unrealistically expensive. So how do you use the internet while travelling? We've been travelling in Europe for two months now, and we've done it in three ways.
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