Should the Internet be tightly regulated? 

Depending on how we are interested in the topic, the answers may well vary, and they all make sense. It’s important for any country to try to find the optimal policy, but in my view, regulating the Internet should not be easily argued. Now let me explain the details.     

First, regulating the Internet can infringe on freedom of speech. We know that the Internet is a valuable ínfrastructure for communication, sharing information, and massive computing. On top of that, it supports “freedom of speech,” our basic human rights. So, excessive regulation on the Internet is not acceptable in our world today.     

Next, I understand some may argue that the regulation could prevent cybercrime, but maintaining order online doesn’t need cóntent regulations, rather strong security measures. For example, we can use biometric authentication and strong codes to protect information and deter cyberattacks.           

In conclusion, we must see “secrecy of communication” and “freedom of speech” as important principles that support a sound democracy in present day. To support them, we should not undermine them by looking for any loophole. Thank you for your attention. [182 Words Type-F2]