A new initiative called “Internet.org” to provide Internet access to “all” people in the world Announcement Has done Facebook. Several other big companies in the technology world, including Facebook, will take part in the project. This includes Ericsson, along with other companies. Nokia, MediaTek, Opera, Qualcomm and Samsung.

Internet.org The company will work closely with various NGOs, mobile phone operators and related technology firms. Their main objectives are to provide more affordable internet facilities, establish effective data connectivity and make the related technology more affordable and easy to understand.

Two-thirds of the world’s people do not have an Internet connection

Facebook That said, two-thirds (about 5 billion) of the world’s population do not have an Internet connection – and the social networking site wants to change that. The company is committed to connecting people all over the world through the Internet.

Internet.org will work to fulfill Facebook’s promise to make low-cost Internet a reality.

In this case, the company’s partner Opera will provide low bandwidth / cost internet access with the help of data compression and cloud based features of its mobile and computer browsers.

MediaTek and Qualcomm will help create inexpensive smart devices with low-cost chipsets. And Nokia has already started working on spreading the internet through the cheap handsets of S40 and Asha series.

Facebook is connecting people in new and developing regions with their “Facebook for Every Phone” and “Facebook Zero” programs. The “Facebook for Every Phone” application for phones with basic internet features now has over 100 million active subscribers monthly.