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Over the past three decades, internet usage has increased dramatically. The development of a number of technologies, including social media and networking, cloud computing, block chain technology, and others, has greatly enhanced communication between people worldwide as well as between devices, resulting in the creation of strategies like the internet of things (IoT). Numerous industries, including healthcare, education, retail, finance, and many more, have begun to use these strategies more frequently. However, as the internet and related technologies developed, their primary focus was on technical features, compromising their human-centric aspects. As a result, a new idea known as the "Internet of Humans (IoH)" was created. The internet of humans has not been thoroughly studied or understood, and no precise definition has been found. This study attempts to investigate the idea of the Internet of Humans from several angles, such as cutting-edge and creative supporting technologies, human-centric considerations, and application domains. Thus, this work suggests future research topics and challenges and adds to the body of literature for comprehending the internet of humans.