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In many parts of the world, Facebook is the main portal into the internet. Since 2013, Facebook has rolled out programs to connect people in the developing world, with its “Free Basics” program available in 65 countries, according to a 2019 study.

According to Facebook, the program provides internet to over 1 billion people “across Asia, Africa and Latin America.”

“People didn’t know that Facebook and its product were offline — they thought the entire internet was gone,” Kofi Yeboah, a fellow with digital rights group the Paradigm Initiative, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a phone interview from Ghana.

Reuters Foundation, T & Sherfinski, D and Asher-Schapiro, A. (2021). DEMAND EQUITY How Did the Facebook Outage Impact People in Lower-Income Countries?. Available: https://www.globalcitizen.org/en/content/facebook-outage-developing-countries/. Last accessed 7th October 2021.

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