Map: The world without the Internet

We live at the most interconnected moment in human history. From India’s rural hinterlands to the coastal metropolises of Africa, from American suburbs to East Asia’s bustling, hi-tech cities, access to the Internet dictates daily rhythms and opens doors for new opportunities.

Yet, as a recent McKinsey report pointed out, the majority of the world’s population — about 60 percent — is still offline. The report explores the main barriers to entry, which include poverty, digital illiteracy, and a dearth of infrastructure.
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