netfreedoms
nounUK /ˈnɛtˌfriːdəmz/
US /ˈnɛtˌfridəmz/
Netfreedoms are the rights people have to use the internet safely and freely.
The school taught kids about netfreedoms so they know how to stay safe online.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. The principle that internet service providers should treat all web traffic equally.
Netfreedoms protect small websites from being slowed down by big companies.
3. The ability to access and share information online without unfair limits.
Activists fight for netfreedoms in countries that block websites.
4. Laws or rules that protect users' privacy and expression on the internet.
New netfreedoms were passed to stop companies from selling personal data.