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Facebook’s Internet.org program has become increasingly controversial and raises some pretty knotty problems about the meaning of “net neutrality” and the unusual nature of the market for ...

If you prefer accessing Facebook on a computer, you can disable Off-Facebook Activity on your account with the following steps. 1. Visit Facebook in a web browser and log-in to your account.

Mark Zuckerberg said today on Facebook’s Q1 2018 earnings call that “our Internet.org efforts have helped almost 100 million people get access to the internet who may not have had it otherwise.” ...

The internet doesn't have an off switch. While it's interesting to imagine pressing a big red button and -- poof! -- the internet goes out around the world, it's actually much more complicated ...

How Facebook’s Internet is different from the real Internet. Internet.org claims to provide access to the Internet for free. In fact, it’s not the Internet that Internet.org offers.

Not satisfied with its 1.4 billion members — roughly half of the world’s internet-connected population — Facebook founded the Internet.org project in 2013 to spread internet access to poor ...

Facebook's (NASDAQ:FB) Internet.org is a big question mark for many investors following the social network. The service is often ignored or simply regarded as a charity effort. But there's more ...

Behind the scenes, Facebook is involved in high-stakes diplomatic battles across the globe that have begun fragmenting the internet itself.

Aquila is the flying drone Zuckerberg and company are designing to provide Internet access in remote parts of the world. It's made of carbon fiber, and it tops the wingspan of a 737.As the truck ...

In the early morning hours of June 28th, Facebook launched Aquila, an internet delivery drone with a 141-foot wingspan, but weighs just 900 pounds.