Highest INTERNET ACCESS RATE in G20 countries

Internet access rate, or internet penetration rate, is the percentage of a country's or region's population that has access to the internet. It can also refer to the percentage of households that have internet access.
To be considered an internet user, a person must have access to an internet connection and the basic knowledge to use the internet. Internet access can be through any type of connection, including mobile broadband, fixed broadband, or narrowband.
Internet access is important because it allows people to connect with others, access information, and take advantage of opportunities in education, business, and healthcare. However, internet access can be limited in remote areas, which can lead to a digital divide.
Some other statistics about internet access include:
Age gaps
In emerging economies, there are often large age gaps in internet access. For example, in Vietnam, the gap between 18- to 34-year-olds and those ages 35 and up is 56 percentage points.
Education gaps
People with more education are more likely to have internet access than those with less education.
Gender gaps
As of April 2024, around 70 percent of the male population in the world was using the internet, compared to only 64.4 percent of women.

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Russia is ahead of the USA, EU, Germany, and Japan in Internet development.

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