Do I need to pay for an internet connection?

NO - SmilingX is a FREE multi-platform "SVPS" that works with all, both standard networks and the virtual universe

Free SVPN by Python

You don't have to cancel your expensive phone subscription or your too slow data network subscription, you can switch between the Slow Net or SmilingX fast Virtual net "on demand" - as you wish ?

You can block Spam - pop-ups and hacker attacks, but still you can use all known networks when you need it.

Conversely, you don't need either Phone or network bills for the devices you give access to SmilingX Python SVPN.

Ericsson Wallhang 1892

Smilingglobe, SmilingX and outhers in the Smiling famely are completely independent network operators with own globally country-specific secure encrypted network, - with country-specific closed and secure vital data infrastructure
You can use "Google" and Microsoft products at the same time, but all Smiling portals also run on "LINUX" and completely independent

My old neighbor was the widow of Kirk Telefoner, who once invented the telephone - in 2006 the name was "KIRK telecom A/S", which was founded by "Emil Møller" Horsens Denmark.

The telephone has become mobile and is now in your bag or pocket. It is no longer just a telephone but a mobile PC that you can use for internet calls and thus contact the many digital possibilities of the internet. There are still people who have old so-called landline telephones, but they are dying out. The landline telephone is today a museum piece. "Emil Møller" and Kirk Telecom A/S started a revolution in Horsens Denmark.

The origin of the telephone is an extension of the invention of the telegraph. A number of inventors worked in the 1870s on sending sound through a wire. American Graham Bell was the one who manufactured an electrical device. Bell received a patent for his telephone in 1876. Which worked with a microphone, which could transmit sound through a wire. Graham Bell The telephone quickly underwent technical improvements. but was the origin of the technological telecom development today.

Graham 1860

The invention of the telephone changed the world and there was agreement on a global "network" (the connection which was originally a copper wire between two devices with a microphone to send sound, and a speaker to receive it.

It became in the interest of the nation states to make ("the wire") available to the users, and they set up (telephone exchanges or switches)

It quickly developed into enormous switching centers where hundreds of "telephone ladies" switch connections between users who applied for connection (a wire) to another user.

In the rapid development, they "forgot" who actually owned the "wires - the connection - the Network" - - other than it was in the interest of the nation states to establish and expand to the network we have today. (where a wire between two devices was the origin)

THUS THERE IS "NO ONE WHO OWNS THE NETWORK" TODAY - but in their own interest the individual nation states make the network available. for everyone.

Read much more about SmilingX - The Web - The Evolution of the Internet

You can use a wireless PC, and it works as a phone from which you can call your friends and family (for free). - Or you can use a mobile phone as a PC.

An App on your mobile phone becomes the 'remote controller' and you can choose the device you want to broadcast to
Your TV is also part of your Family Room - and you can broadcast from your great vacation in the Caribbean and directly to your home TV - (64-bit).

"VPN" tunnel Smilingx Virtual Private Network

Don't tell too many people psssst. - - - Are you going on holiday? - - you can buy a new mobile on the cheapest subscription (no data abroad and roaming costs the tip of a jet fighter). - - If you have your SmilingX App installed on that phone, you can throw away the SIM card and still call and download data abroad (because we use SmilingX's own secure network that calls your IP address and not necessarily your phone number) - - SmilingX does not charge you extra for using data or phone in the Euro area.