Is ROM different from Internal Storage?

ROM (Read-Only Memory) and internal storage are not the same, although they are both types of memory used in electronic devices like smartphones and computers.

ROM (Read-Only Memory): This is used primarily to store the firmware or the operating system of a device. As the name suggests, data stored in ROM cannot be easily modified or rewritten. It's used for storing permanent or semi-permanent data.

Internal Storage: This refers to the storage space where your personal data, like photos, videos, downloaded apps and files, are stored. This is a type of writable memory, meaning you can add, delete, and modify the data stored in it. 

ROM is used for storing the system software, while internal storage is for your personal data and apps. ROM is generally much smaller in size compared to internal storage.