This decision marks the end of a major chapter in the history of the Internet, according to Western media, which indicated that the decision came after more than 30 years since the launch of the service provided by AOL. The decision represents the end of a major chapter in the history of the Internet in the United States, according to reports that noted this service was the usual way to access the Internet in the 1990s and early 2000s.
This coincides with the widespread adoption of high-speed services, especially those relying on satellites, which have dominated the American market in recent years.
