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No matter where we go, The Internet seems to be following us. Almost all the device is being made with an Internet connection.The Internet is truly "ubiquitous" If something is "ubiquitous"
  • a)
    it is fuzzy and will bite you
  • b)
    it is everywhere
  • c)
    it costs too much money
  • d)
    it causes rashes
Correct answer is option 'B'. Can you explain this answer?
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No matter where we go, The Internet seems to be following us. Almost a...
Ubiquitous means present, appearing, or found everywhere
Smartphones are becoming increasingly ubiquitous
We live in a society where the term "stress" has become ubiquitous
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