Wednesday 20 January 2016
Facebook has been fighting tooth and nail to continue running Free Basics in India, where the country’s regulatory authorities are mulling policies concerning net neutrality and differential pricing for data services. The social network has been campaigning to garner support for its zero-rating service that allows people access to certain sites. It also has been attempting to convince the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) that Free Basics should be allowed in the country — but the agency isn’t impressed with the company’s tactics. In a letter to Facebook from TRAI released on Monday (PDF), the regulator called out the…
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