> With no internet, people WANT the internet very badly. Actually, the opposite is true. When people have no internet, they don't know about the internet, and

> With no internet, people WANT the internet very badly. Actually, the opposite is true. When people have no internet, they don't know about the internet, and therefore don't want it. When people have a little internet, they realize how great the internet it is, and want more of it. It's like offering a free sample; no different than any other marketing tactic. If the thing being marketed is a good thing, then surely the marketing tactic is good? ( as long as it isn't exploitative or anti-competitive or anything)