Mark Zuckerberg explains how internet.org works

Facebook aims to bring the internet to the world and now you also can now team up with them if you do so wish. Internet.org, the Facebook-made internets services portal, is now a platform for developer to help in the aim to spread internet access across the entire planet. Three guidelines for participation have been outlined for developers. With these three guidelines in mind, the internet can spread far and wide with developers and apps of all kinds.

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The aim of Internet.org is the same as it’s been over the past year. To bring internet to the world. It’s simple. What Facebook is doing now is making it clear that they’re not creating a walled garden of internet services to places that wouldn’t otherwise have the web. Watch Mark Zuckerberg explains the three guidelines for developer participation in this action are as follows, all of this coming from the new Internet.org platform:

 

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