Due to technological advancements and free internet facilities, the majority of people are able to access everything online. According to some views, hard copies of newspapers and books will not be used in the future

Due to technological advancements and free internet facilities, the majority of people are able to access everything online. According to some views, hard copies of newspapers and books will not be used in the future. However, I completely disagree with this statement because there are some limitations such as discomfort associated with online reading.
Despite many advantages of online reading, there are various drawbacks of using ebooks. Firstly, all age groups do not experience the joy of reading on a computer. They look for meaningful and informative news along paper based reading. More specifically, older people, for instance, do not intend to learn new things at that stage feeling convenient with the way of reading.

In addition to that, technological limitations are another aspect. We know that there are many regions, where the internet facilities are not up to the standard. So, in these kinds of places, the online option cannot replace the paperback version ever. For example, in India, more than 60% of the population live in rural areas, and there due to regular power cuts and limited internet facilities, people rely on just printed versions of reading material. Moreover, the poor condition of power and internet facilities are not expected to improve significantly at least in the near future.

In conclusion, I would say that in spite of various technological developments and unlimited data, many people will continue to read the printed copies of books because of a sense of love towards papers. Therefore, the complete replacement will never happen.