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Here in Ecuador I see the same thing. Part of the reason is that carriers compete by offering free social network access even for plans which don't have any da

by warp 10y ago

Here in Ecuador I see the same thing. Part of the reason is that carriers compete by offering free social network access even for plans which don't have any data (there is no net-neutrality here). So if you are targeting consumers, a big chunk of those consumers cannot even access your website at all, but they can find you on facebook.

rodolphoarruda 10y ago
Yes, that's one step farther into the darkness. We are not there yet in Brazil. You still need to pay for data, even if it's for 100MB a month, which would give you access to the open web. But, of course, the preference would be to browse Facebook and likes with no limits.