Each year the latest and greatest iPhone hits our TV screens and shortly after hits our hands. We live in a society where we have access to affordable and accessible technology for virtually anyone. Free wifi in coffee shops, charging stations in libraries, and the ability to call your friends at ease. As we are born into this society it is easy to forget that other countries have a completely different world of digital access. Most recently, the global pandemic has brought to light the great digital divide our country faces. With a global shutdown, forcing people in quarantine, billions had to rely on the internet for work and to stay in touch, but with almost half of the world lacking internet access, millions suffered. The 2020 pandemic was one for the history books. On January 9th of 2020, a mysterious pneumonia was reported in Wuhan, China. As cases increased and spread to surrounding countries, Airports began to scan for symptoms. On January 21st it was confirmed that t
