The following is a true statement about the Internet:

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All computing devices connected to the Internet are required to use HTTP protocol.

The Internet works in a distributed forward-request manner. If you make a request for a digital resource on your network, a specially designated computing device (node) will either serve the request itself or forward the request to other connected devices (or networks). The request gets distributed, and ultimately reaches the appropriate destination and is then finally served.

Using a web browser, all of the Internet is accessible by anyone.

All computing devices connected to the Internet are required to be accessible by any other computing device also connected to the Internet.