> Facebook is effectively the main web browser... I'm pretty sure that's exactly the problem. Internet.org sounds like an effort to create a monopoly by collab

> Facebook is effectively the main web browser... I'm pretty sure that's exactly the problem. Internet.org sounds like an effort to create a monopoly by collaborating with governments, at the expense of real Internet access by the citizens those governments are supposed to represent, to ensure they're in charge of the Internet when these markets become robust. It sounds terribly corrupt, to me. If Facebook's corrupt efforts can help to define what "Internet" means for most of a continent, imagine the consequences.