Facebook has launched an open platform through which developers can tailor their services for Internet.org, giving millions of users across the globe the ability to enjoy basic Internet services for free.
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After net neutrality concerns, Facebook is now inviting everyone to be a part of Internet.org
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Facebook has launched an open platform through which developers can tailor their services for Internet.org, giving millions of users across the globe the ability to enjoy basic Internet services for free.
Full story from the WindowsCentral blog...
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