Facebook Free Basics Banned in India by TRAI

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The decision from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India comes after a long battle between Facebook and the country's net neutrality advocates. Free Basics was blocked temporarily in India and after temporary ban on fb free basics, the company started a campaign to try and win public support. Facebook introduces a new save its Free Basics and some users on the social media site say that they didn’t know they were supporting Free Basics, which was previously called the Internet.org

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg even speak:

                                "Instead of wanting to give people access to some basic internet services for free, critics of the program continue to spread false claims, even if that means leaving behind a billion people", "Who could possibly be against this?"

TRAI has extended the deadline for submission of comments till January 7 amid an intensified campaign for and against Free Basics. FB argued that Free Basics was more humanitarian. Not only did it offer free access to Facebook, but also a range of helpful sites that offered resources like weather reports and health information. Campaigning of free internet basics in India has come to nothing.

TRAI determination will come almost after 8 weeks after the regulator primary sailed some sort of cardstock asking yourself regardless of whether like providers must be granted initially. The cardstock set-off another Web Neutrality debate in the country along with Facebook.