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A surprising number of Americans still don’t have Internet access

<p>s.e. smith is a Northern California-based journalist and writer focusing on social justice issues. smith&#8217;s work has appeared in publications like Esquire, the Guardian, Rolling Stone, In These Times, Bitch Magazine, and Pacific Standard.</p>


S.E. Smith

Unclick

Google’s new Timeline feature is a terrifying reminder to turn your location off right now

The Internet is killing your brain. Here’s how to fix it

Stop replying ‘maybe’ to your Facebook invites—you’re driving everyone crazy

Some weirdo created a fake OkCupid profile with my photos

Why TV still can’t get the Internet right

Entertainment

I cut the cord and the cord won

Will Google cure cancer?

Do rich people have their own Internet?

The 7 types of food cults you’ll find on the Internet

It’s time to say goodbye to the password

These kids are totally bewildered by ’90s-era Internet

<p>EJ Dickson is a writer and editor who served as the Daily Dot’s IRL editor from January 2014 to July 2015. Her work has since appeared in the New York Times, Rolling Stone, Mic, Bustle, Romper, and Men’s Health.</p>


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