#internet.org

It is part of the Internet.org initiative which aims to connect people to the internet in areas without existing internet infrastructure. Watch the video below: I'm excited to announce we’ve completed construction of our first full scale aircraft, Aquila, as part of our Internet.org effort. The project is part of the company's Internet.org efforts that aim to connect billions of people around the world who don't live in range of existing wireless networks. Because you can make the beam so much narrower, this allows you to focus all of your power exactly where you want it to go." sources: Facebook, Internet.org Facebook has announced the Internet.org Platform which allows any company, mobile operator, or developer to join the initiative and bring free basic internet services to the people. For the unacquainted, Facebook's Internet.org is a partnership between governments, mobile operators, and companies that aim to provide users with free access to basic internet services and websites. However, not all websites can be accessed through Internet.org and that is because not all websites are very simple and data efficient enough to be offered for free by mobile operators. Facebook wants to change that by introducing the Internet.org Platform, an open program where any mobile operator, company, or developer can join and create services that integrate with Internet.org. Read more in our articles including "Facebook completes construction of its internet aircraft" and "Facebook is developing lasers for internet connectivity".