The concept of the "digital divide" has been extensively studied in recent years and has generated a lot of discussion and conjecture due to its potential economic, social, and political ramifications. Studies already conducted show the disparity between those with access to ICTs and those who don't hinder economic growth, threaten social cohesion, or cause isolation. The digital gap is a multifaceted phenomenon that falls into three categories: national, regional, and global. Multiple divides exist at the national level rather than just one. For example, within nations, there are divides between men and women, young and old, rich and poor, and most importantly rural and urban.