AIB includes third video to their series targeting at saving internet equality

The team at Aid In graphic Board  is back with their third edition of Save the Internet that starts off with their unproductively towards the overdose. In their classic roast-style mentality, they target the rebranding of Internet. They also try to explain the attempt by Free Basics to take some heat off about their involvement in net neutrality by calling the f a way to enhance digital equality. They also explained clearly the guilt-trapping mechanisms that Facebook is using on its users to enhance their service by asking people to sign up because others in their friends list have. Exposing the bias that Free Basics has towards telecom operators, the team said the media such as videos which cut through the literacy barrier aren’t available on the platform and while developers are welcome to join it, Facebook has the right to reject it. Free Basics gives Facebook more user information to have more advantage over its competitors in terms of making revues out of ads, to which they have said .