War is a destructive force that is destroying our digital lives, not just tanks and bombs. I’m here to say that in order to keep our interconnected world safe, we need peace. Here are some reasons why fighting for peace is preferable to going to war.Cyberattacks Hackers begin the Hit Home War by focussing on banks, hospitals, and your personal information. 2.6 billion records were stolen in 2024, many of them during wartime. These attacks destroy lives; families lose savings, businesses fail.

Everyone Is Affected by Tech Shortages
Chips and internet cables are disrupted by war. Conflict in Taiwan, where 60% of our semiconductors are produced, could result in a 20% increase in the cost of phones and laptops, as it did in 2023. Peace maintains the affordability and flow of technology.

Blackouts on the Internet Silence Us
In 2024, 1.2 billion people were cut off from the internet by governments in conflict zones. 70% of us are unable to recognise fakes, and lies and deepfakes proliferate. Truth and connection are maintained by peace.

Internet Blackouts Silence Us
Governments in conflict areas disconnected 1.2 billion people from the internet in 2024. Lies and deepfakes are common, and 70% of us are unable to spot fakes. Peace preserves connection and truth.

War’s Technology Can Be Negative
War makes drones and AI better, but some tech, like killer robots, could come back to haunt us. Peace leads to new ideas without the scary baggage.

Inequality Increases Due to War
Only 25% of schools in conflict areas have internet, and 80% of schools close. These locations lag years. Everyone has a chance at a digital future when there is peace.

Let’s Decide on Peace
Our digital world is destroyed by war, including our voices, data, and gadgets. With more robust cybersecurity, an open internet, and ethical technology, peace protects them. To keep our world united, let’s oppose war.