Technology Has Evolved

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How Technology has evolved
Technology has evolved over time making mobile devices very popular, convenient, user-friendly thus affecting and bringing a shift on the internet at large. The accelerated shift to a more mobile internet has led to people departing from using the web (Donner, 155-157). This has also had its own shortcomings compared to using the web/browser.as much as the mobile apps are found to be efficient and an income generating avenue, they are not exhaustive and you find that they lack the capacity to hold as much content as the web thus one can’t be able to see the whole internet on a phone. Further to this, controlling content is not as easy as compared to the web leading to lack of privacy and at times becomes even hard to enforce copyright rights. Lastly, it is hard for hacker and coders to alter code or change internet from a phone (Donner, 158- 160).
The paper largely uses the rational choice theory to try to explain the relationship between changes in technology from web/browsers to mobile internet platforms, how they affect human beings and in return, the impact human beings have on such changes. According to the theory, consumers will always be logical and mostly act rationally in the choices they make to achieve maximum satisfaction. The theory further provides a deeper and accurate understanding on human beings such for more efficient, faster, portable and easy to use channels of accessing internet information has led to mobile internet being taking precedence over other forms.

Ultimately this has ended up altering the relationship between mobile-only users and the internet itself.
The article has tried to bring out well major points of concern for consideration in being able to achieve a safer more mobile internet society. He could have delved more into internet security and also touch a bit on emerging technological trends and how they will affect the same. A few diagrams could have helped in driving the message home better.
Work cited
Donner, Jonathan. After Access Inclusion, Development, and A More Mobile Internet. MIT Press. Chapter 11: Circumscribed Structural Roles. (Pages 155 – 173). 2015.