The World Wide Web is not the only way to access information on the Internet. The Internet, not the Web, is used for [[e-mail]], Usenet newsgroups, and instant messaging. E-mail relies on the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol]] (SMTP or the "outgoing e-mail server") protocol. Usenet newsgroups and instant messaging use the [[File Transfer Protocol]] (FTP) protocol. FTP is used to make files and folders publicly available for transfer over the Internet. | The World Wide Web is not the only way to access information on the Internet. The Internet, not the Web, is used for [[e-mail]], Usenet newsgroups, and instant messaging. E-mail relies on the [[Simple Mail Transfer Protocol]] (SMTP or the "outgoing e-mail server") protocol. Usenet newsgroups and instant messaging use the [[File Transfer Protocol]] (FTP) protocol. FTP is used to make files and folders publicly available for transfer over the Internet. |