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Internetiühendused, or internet connections, refer to the methods by which devices gain access to the internet. These connections are established through various technologies that transmit data between a user's device and an internet service provider (ISP), which then routes the traffic to the global network. The speed and reliability of an internet connection are crucial factors for users, impacting activities like browsing, streaming, gaming, and remote work.

Common types of internet connections include dial-up, which is an older, slower technology using telephone lines; broadband, a category encompassing faster technologies like DSL (Digital Subscriber Line), cable internet, and fiber optic. DSL uses existing phone lines, cable internet utilizes coaxial cable networks, and fiber optic connections transmit data as light pulses through glass or plastic fibers, offering the highest speeds and lowest latency. Wireless connections, such as Wi-Fi, provide local area network access and can be tethered to a broadband connection, while mobile internet utilizes cellular networks (3G, 4G, 5G) for on-the-go access. Satellite internet is an option for remote areas where terrestrial broadband is unavailable, though it can suffer from higher latency. The choice of internet connection often depends on factors like location, required speed, cost, and availability of different technologies.