In Bangladesh Turned on Facebook’s Internet.org program. Through this you can visit many websites for free including Facebook. Yes, Facebook’s Internet.org is offering free internet content subject to conditions, and at the same time charges will be levied for content outside of their conditions. I saw many people being dissatisfied with the reduction of this charge. Listening to them, it seems that it would have been better if Facebook had added megabytes directly to mobile. That means some people want free internet. But it is never possible. And getting a completely free Facebook doesn’t seem to be very good for our young society. Remember the free calling offer of mobile companies? Free things can have a detrimental effect. Now come to the real word.

The real problem with the Internet.org thing is the violation of ‘net neutrality’. Because through this program certain sites can be accessed for free. Then people will spend less money on other competing sites. As a result, their visitors will decrease. And such a situation will stand in the way of market development.

Many companies in India have moved away from Facebook’s Internet dot org for the sake of ‘neutral internet’. Because, they want good in the business of the country. The effects of net neutrality are far-reaching. Although many startup companies in Bangladesh provide good services, they may not be able to go under the ‘free internet’ of Facebook. Because that is why some conditions have to be fulfilled. But multinational companies can easily join the Facebook project, because it does not matter how much manpower or money they need.

We have to think about internet.org in the interest of the country’s industry. We want our overall development and well-educated nation, not free megabytes to chat overnight on mobile, who will not go to Zero Facebook and say ‘Ed Me’ but will build and lead big organizations like Facebook.