The following are features of the internet. Required: which one is true or false 1. It is not owned by anyone. 2. It is a local system of interconnected computer networks. 3. It is a client-server system 4. It transmits data by packet switching using the standard Internet Protocol (IP).
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It is not owned by anyone - True. The internet is a global network of computers and no single entity owns it. It is a collective of many different networks owned by businesses, schools, government agencies, and individuals. Show more…
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