internetfairness

noun
UK /ˈɪntənetˌfeənəs/
US /ˈɪntərnetˌfernəs/

The idea that everyone should be treated the same way when they use the internet.

Internetfairness means kids everywhere can play the same online games without being left out.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The principle that websites and apps should not block or slow down some users while letting others through quickly.

Internetfairness keeps small websites loading just as fast as big ones.

3. Treating all people kindly and equally in online spaces, with no bullying or unfair rules.

Our class talked about internetfairness and why we should never leave mean comments.

4. Making sure everyone has a fair chance to use and learn from the internet, no matter where they live.

The library program supports internetfairness by giving free Wi-Fi to every family in town.