The latest report of the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) on Internet usage around the world, showed that by the end of 2015, 3.2 billion people use the Internet connection, of which 2 billion people in developing countries.
However, the report also shows that the use of the Internet among the population of developing countries does not increase with the expected speed.
Although in each of Internet user in the developed countries comes two users from developing countries – 4 billion inhabitants of the developed countries is still offline.
Internet usage is the highest in Europe, where 82.1 percent of households have a connection from their houses, followed by the US with 60 percent.
The highest speed of the Internet is in South Korea, followed by France, Ireland and Denmark. The slowest connections are in Zambia, Pakistan and Senegal.
