Information age

4. A saved shortcut in a web browser that lets you quickly return to a specific webpage.
6. A scientist who studies physics, the science of matter, energy, and the laws of nature.
8. The information, ideas, or material contained in something, such as a book, website, or speech.
11. Uniform Resources Locator
12. A particular order in which things follow one another.
15. To understand or explain something incorrectly.
17. The act of closely watching or monitoring people, places, or activities, often for security purposes.

1. A person who, together with one or more others, starts an organization, company, or movement.
2. Frequently Asked Questions
3. (1) A distinct area of knowledge or activity; (2) in computing, the part of a website address that identifies it on the internet (e.g., .com, .org).
5. The virtual environment of the internet and online communication.
7. To represent or stand for something, often using a sign, image, or action.
9. Malicious software designed to damage, disrupt, or gain unauthorized access to computer systems.
10. Software that secretly collects information about a user’s activities without their consent.
13. To prepare and improve text, video, or other content by correcting mistakes and making changes.
14. To start or introduce something, such as a product, program, or event.
16. Unwanted or irrelevant messages, often sent in bulk, especially by email.