While we could go on and on about how MZ doesn't live on the same planet than the rest of us, and how we don't buy MZ's pseudo-philanthropic PR, strictly speaki

While we could go on and on about how MZ doesn't live on the same planet than the rest of us, and how we don't buy MZ's pseudo-philanthropic PR, strictly speaking, that 2 USD/month is comparable to the paying capability and cost of living over there vs. the USA. The average income is $130/month in India ($4,500 in the US), which means that the ratios between incomes (34-fold), or internet affordability (41-fold, if using your $2000), are similar (I am talking cost here, not quality or quantity of service).