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Prepositions: In or On

Generally the preposition in is related with space or volume, and on is related to surface and electronic devices such as computer, internet and telephone.

Some examples:

I read the news in the newspaper.

They saw the photos in the magazine

They are friends on Facebook.

She is talking on the phone. 

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1. He's studying English inonwithI don't know the internet.

2. John has known about her death intoonI don't know the newspaper.

3. The young ones like listening to music withoninI don't know their devices.

4. Our favourite song has just been played ontoinI don't know the radio.

5. He wants to buy the car he saw insideoninI don't know the magazine.

6. She doesn't like talking with people online, but she loves talking inontoI don't know the phone.

7. Have you seen what the professor wrote inuponI don't know his article?

8. We don't buy anymore books, now we read them inofonI don't know our tablets.

9. Emma likes watching English tips withoninI don't know YouTube.

10. His photos are insideinonI don't know the internet.