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1) YouTube videos: While there are a whole lot of
YouTube videos that are going to make an effort to subtly get you to buy new
things, and while many popular YouTube videos are now ad-supported (all of
which, of course, can ultimately lead to you spending money you did not plan to
spend!), YouTube itself is still entirely free to use, and what this means for
you is simple: you can still enter the "YouTube vortex" and spend
hours and hours watching all sorts of videos, from educational videos to entertaining
videos to music videos to comedy - getting your fill and more!
2) Social media: One of the greatest areas in which
the Internet has ended up broadening our horizons is through social media, as
the vast majority of social media outlets not only enable you to keep up with
people from years ago (people, more often than not, that you long ago lost
touch with, and that you thought you would never be able to chat and catch up
with again!), but also put you in a position to meet and interact with people
from all over the world; this can provide you with an opportunity to learn new
things, engage in interesting discussions, and expand your view of the world -
all without spending any money at all!
3) Online games: Remember when choosing to play video
games used to require you to spend huge chunks of money for each and every new
game you wanted to play? Well, with the wonderful power of the Internet, this
is not the way things work anymore; now, instead of having to spend a big chunk
of money each month on video games, you can find websites that provide you with
tons of free video games - or, as most people simply call them now, "free
online games.
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