Oakland is a city with uneven internet access. In some areas, residents enjoy high-speed connections, which promotes flexible employment and technological development. However, in poor areas and outside the city center, the internet is often slow or expensive, limiting opportunities for work and education. The gap is exacerbated by high rates and unstable connections in some homes. Nevertheless, government initiatives such as Wi-Fi expansion and subsidies are helping to improve the situation. Auckland is on the path to digital equality, but much depends on further steps to bridge this gap.