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Only Facebook has that level of control over the situation, and their only incentive is to try and make as much money as possible. On a personal level, whilst
by mrow84 11y ago
Only Facebook has that level of control over the situation, and their only incentive is to try and make as much money as possible.
On a personal level, whilst I don't have strong feelings about the campaign against internet.org, I wouldn't mind if they succeeded. I do have to question why we think net neutrality is so important for us, but not for the poorest in the world. Did you watch the video I linked to? Before watching that I (obviously very naively) hadn't really considered the issue in net neutrality terms, preferring to see it as you appear to, in terms of something-better-than-nothing, but now I'm really not so sure.
- ikeboy 11y agoI'm against net neutrality, for many of the same reasons I don't have a problem with this Facebook initiative. So any argument of the form "but it's against net neutral" won't work for me.