Free Basics

The Free Basics application was developed as part of an initiative to provide easy access to popular services such as AccuWeather, BBC News, UNICEF, ESPN, Dictionary.com and of course Facebook itself. This is a socially oriented initiative, the main task of which is to provide easy and free access to these popular services to users in poor countries. These are mainly countries with a low social level, but depending on the country itself and the Internet provider you use, you may need a valid mobile phone number.

If the user adheres to all the terms of service, then he will definitely have access to all the listed services and will be able to receive useful information from there. Also, you need to use the services of an Internet provider who supports this initiative, since not all of them are ready to provide free traffic. Using the Free Basics application, you get absolutely free access to Facebook and other sites popular in your region. You can always hope for stable communication with family and friends, find a job using employment services, watch the news and weather. Also, you have access to information that will help you worry about your health, and all this is absolutely free.

When using this application, keep in mind that all sites that the operator provides for free viewing are included in the Free Basics project. If you want to open a third-party site that is not supported by the initiative, you will be charged for it according to the tariffs of the mobile operator or provider providing network access. Free Basics promotes a simple idea – all people, regardless of capabilities, social status and income level, should have access to all popular sites, without which modern life is unthinkable. The social orientation of this project is that all services are provided free of charge, regardless of whether clients pay for mobile traffic or not.