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AMMAN — Jordan ranks 87th in the world regarding digital wellbeing, out of 117 countries, or 92 per cent of the global population, according to the fourth annual edition of the Digital Quality of Life Index (DQL). The DQL study is conducted by the cybersecurity company Surfshark. It evaluates countries based on five fundamental digital wellbeing pillars: Internet quality,

The paper says telco companies must exert more effort - and invest more - to bring down the cost of their services and expand their reach. Read more at straitstimes.com.

The paper says telco companies must exert more effort - and invest more - to bring down the cost of their services and expand their reach.

Charting the top tech trends of the day

Since last year mobile Internet speed in the country has improved by 29.8 per cent and fixed broadband speed has increased by 28.1 per cent

The latest Digital Quality of Life Index (DQL) report of cybersecurity firm Surfshark, the Philippines was found to be among the countries with the “least

Filipinos apparently have to work longer hours than most of the world to afford ‘meh’ internet

The results were based on a study of more than 7.2 billion people's internet by Surfshark, a Dutch virtual private network (VPN) provider.

Annual index ranking 117 countries shows Israel's mobile internet affordability is top-notch but quality and infrastructure need work; Israel ranked 4th in 2021

According to a report by SurfShark, Israel has claimed the #1 place in overall scoring for digital quality of life.