We give some examples and their dictionary meanings

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net neutrality
— network neutrality is the idea, principle, or requirement that list of israel cell phone numbers telecommunications service providers do not give preference to any Internet data, regardless of its type, source, or destination.

click fraud
- Click fraud - fraud that occurs when people click on a pay-per-click advertisement multiple times to increase its cost to the advertiser.

sharing economy
— "sharing economy" — economic activity in which people sell or buy temporary access to goods or services. Often organized through Internet services.

emoji
— emoji — numerous small pictures, symbols and icons used in text during electronic communication (SMS, e-mail and messages on social networks) to express the author’s emotional attitude, convey a thought in a concise form, create a message in a playful way without using words, etc.

click bait
— clickbait - anything (such as a headline) designed to persuade a user to click on a hyperlink, usually leading to content of questionable nature.

meme
— meme:

1. an idea, behavior, style, or way of acting that is transmitted from person to person in one way or another.

2. surprising or interesting content (such as a picture with a caption or a video) or a style for such content that is widely shared online (especially through social media)

photobomb
— "photobomb" is a joke in which a person intentionally gets into the frame of someone else's photograph.

NSFW
— not safe for work — an abbreviation used to warn someone that a website, email attachment, file, or other online item should not be opened or viewed at work.

WTF
— what the fuck — a phrase that is typically used to express or describe angry surprise, fury, confusion, or bewilderment.