word choice - "In the Internet" vs. "on the Internet"


When should I use "in the Internet" and when "on the Internet"?



Answer



I would always use "on". At least if you are talking about the contents you can find on it. If you're talking about its hardware structure for instance, then, "in" can maybe fit in some cases, I guess.


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