Facebook has announced the launch of the Internet.org app in Zambia to bring affordable internet accessible to more people.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the development via his profile page, stating: "Today, I'm excited to announce the launch of the Internet.org app in Zambia. This provides people in Zambia with free data access to basic internet services like the ones I mentioned above, and means Zambia will now be the first country where we've been able to provide a whole set of free basic services."
Zuckerberg added that right now, only 15% of people in Zambia have access to the internet.
Internet.org was launched out of the conviction that every person should have access to free basic internet services - tools for health, education, jobs and basic communication.
Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the development via his profile page, stating: "Today, I'm excited to announce the launch of the Internet.org app in Zambia. This provides people in Zambia with free data access to basic internet services like the ones I mentioned above, and means Zambia will now be the first country where we've been able to provide a whole set of free basic services."
Zuckerberg added that right now, only 15% of people in Zambia have access to the internet.
Internet.org was launched out of the conviction that every person should have access to free basic internet services - tools for health, education, jobs and basic communication.
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