cybercafe

noun

cy·ber·ca·fe | \ ˈsī-bər-ka-ˈfā

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Definition of cybercafe

: a café or coffee shop providing computers for access to the Internet

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Several residents said the city either kept the buildings empty or turned them into cybercafes or day care centers, rather that rent them out to Muslim shopkeepers. — Alissa J. Rubin, New York Times, "Attack in Nice Turns Spotlight on City’s Religious Divisions," 17 July 2016 It can be used in a cybercafe, for instance, where users can’t easily install new software on computers. — Andy Greenberg, WIRED, "With This Tiny Box, You Can Anonymize Everything You Do Online," 13 Oct. 2014

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