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Couldn't you technically call the internet a non-private private network? It's all networks. The private/public part depends on the context you're talking about
by chrismarlow9 12y ago
Couldn't you technically call the internet a non-private private network? It's all networks. The private/public part depends on the context you're talking about.
An example is that a network at starbucks is private to the people at the starbucks, but public in a sense that anyone there can connect.