From the moment the World Wide Web flickered into view, anticipation travelled with a hint of unease.

This excerpt from the Australian documentary You Have No Secrets (1992) captures that early moment of the unknown. Computers hum in a dim room. Screens glow. The atmosphere is spare and slightly uncanny, as if a new world is switching on in real time.

Released a year before the Web opened to the public, the film reflects on how quickly information could be created, stored and shared as computing power expanded. What might people do with it? How might everyday life change as networks grew and new digital habits took shape?

More than 30 years on, as data moves faster and farther than anyone in 1992 could have predicted, the clip plays like an early sketch of the connected world to come.