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The FCC is working to ensure that high-speed internet will one day be available in every location across the nation. Yet people still have questions about broadband: What is it? How does it work? What are the advantages of having a high-speed internet connection? Our Getting Broadband Q&A answers these questions and provides information on different technologies for you to consider.
And if security is a concern that's keeping you from getting connected, our Tips for Secure Web Use and Transactions address this issue. Also, learn more about the Children's Internet Protection Act.
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Es posible que la tecnología de banda ancha se esté masificando, pero aún existen consumidores no familiarizados con ella que tienen preguntas: ¿Qué es la banda ancha? ¿Cómo funciona? ¿Cuáles son las ventajas de tener una conexión de Internet de alta velocidad? Nuestro informe Preguntas y respuestas sobre la obtención de banda ancha responde estas preguntas y proporciona información sobre distintas tecnologías que debe tener en cuenta.
Y, si la seguridad es una preocupación que evita que usted se conecte, nuestras Sugerencias para el uso y las transacciones seguras en la Web abordan este tena. Además puede obtener más información sobre la Ley de Protección de los Niños en Internet.
FCC National Broadband Map
The FCC has updated its current maps with detailed information to show where high-speed internet service – and is not – currently available. The FCC National Broadband Map provides the agency, along with industry, state, local and Tribal government entities, and consumers information that they can review for accuracy and easily challenge if they believe the map data is incorrect.
Connect2HealthFCC
Broadband services are critical to telehealth and telemedicine, contributing to healthier living. Check out Connect2HealthFCC for feature articles, video, map projects and more, including:
ASL Video: Access to High-Speed Internet
Access to high-speed internet is a crucial part of living in today's connected world, especially for Americans with disabilities. Learn more.