Facebook’s push to promote Free Basics (free, limited access to mobile Internet) in India has met heavy resistance for the past year, and is possibly even at risk of a ban when regulators release a pricing review this month.
“Who could possibly be against this?” asked Facebook’s founder, Mark Zuckerberg in an editorial in the Times of India at the end of December, accusing critics of denying the poorest people a chance to get online.
Savetheinternet in India serves up 10 good reasons why they defend net neutrality, and the video above by All India Bakchod suggests even more.
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