Internetbased
Internet-based, usually written with a hyphen (internet-based), is an adjective describing products, services, or activities that primarily depend on the Internet for delivery, operation, or access. The term emphasizes the role of the internet as the underlying medium, rather than local software or isolated hardware.
Uses include internet-based education platforms, remote work tools, online banking and e-commerce, cloud-based software as a
Technically, internet-based systems typically employ web protocols (such as HTTP(S)) and use client-server or service-oriented architectures,
Advantages include broad reach, scalability, and reduced upfront costs; challenges include security, privacy, data protection, dependence
As a concept, it has evolved with broadband expansion, mobile internet, and cloud computing, sometimes overlapping
Note: In many contexts, the hyphen is the standard form; some writers may spell it as a