Digital redlining refers to:
A) the lack of investment in transmission infrastructure by ISPs in already deprived economic areas
B) unofficial maximum internet speeds
C) a type of firewall that prevents access to certain applications depending on their origin
D) the editorial process of using track changes in Google Docs and similar applications

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Digital redlining is the practice where services (in this case, internet services provided by ISPs) are denied or priced differently in neighborhoods, often based on racial or economic factors. This leads to a lack of investment in transmission infrastructure in already deprived economic areas, exacerbating the digital divide.

Digital Redlining Refers To