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AOL Ends Dial-Up Internet Service After Decades

AOL Ends Dial-Up Internet Service After Decades

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AOL has officially discontinued its dial-up internet service, marking the end of an era for a technology that introduced many to the World Wide Web. While broadband and wireless have long surpassed it, a small but persistent number of households still relied on dial-up. The move follows similar retirements of other internet relics like Skype and Internet Explorer, as AOL itself continues to operate under the larger Yahoo brand.

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