10 ways North Koreans use technology differently from other countries
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Reuters
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Life in North Korea is still pretty opaque.
Current ruler Kim Jong-un was, unlike, his forefathers, educated in Europe.
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His comparatively liberal education hasn't rubbed off as much as you might expect, with the country maintaining a remarkable secrecy despite chronic economic issues and ongoing food shortages.
But he has caved to one pressure of modern life - the internet.
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Up-to-date statistics are hard to come by, but the country is increasingly getting online.
Here's how the country's citizens use technology:
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