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That depends on what you have in mind and what principals one doesn't compromise on?
by nphyte 11y ago
That depends on what you have in mind and what principals one doesn't compromise on?
- philippnagel 11y agoWhat principals would you like to see? I would go for something like this: · Non-profit · Only enable full access, do not monitor traffic, restrict access, etc. · Distribution off access through sim-cards (?) Thoughts?
- nphyte 11y agoWell finding a sustainable affable way to make money to sustain operations is essential. Offcourse privacy is important however providing access to the non biased internet should be a priority.
- philippnagel 11y agoDefinitely. We should think about an innovative business model or employ traditional non-profit funding methods. You can e-mail me at phil@philippnagel.com if you wish.
- nphyte 11y agomy hands are full sorry. i could dedicate a few(3-5) hours a week
- philippnagel 11y agoI am currently just brainstorming. No need for commitment.
- tw04 11y agoI think you'll find "please donate to give free internet access to poor people in India" will be met with harsh, harsh feedback from the general public. Unless you've got a rabbit in your hat, I don't see any way you're going to give people complete privacy while still providing free internet access. If there were a solution, don't you think we'd already have it in one of the western nations as an alternative to paid internet access?
- philippnagel 11y agoYou are probably right. Simply throwing money at the problem and obtaining money to throw in the first place might not be working. One has to come up with a business model that is sustainable while providing free internet access. Sort of like Zenefits (http://www.zenefits.com http://www.zenefits.com) gives away their SaaS HR platform for free and makes money through insurance brokering.