Facebook’s FreeBasics has been under fire in India over net neutrality violations for months, and now the country’s regulator has weighed in hard on the issue: FreeBasics and services like it have been banned, according to an announcement from TRAI. Companies that violate the rules will be fined 50,000 rupees per day (around $740/day), reports NDTV. FreeBasics is… Read More
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Monday 8 February 2016
Citing Net Neutrality, India Blocks Facebook’s FreeBasics, Other Zero-Rated Mobile Services
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