The regulator accused of attempting to subvert the democratic process, Facebook and slammed it for its template driven answers that turned a question into a fight for Free Basics about differential pricing.

The business has seemingly made a change to its Free Basics platform to allow it to be look more open. Its web site and before the Free Basics program were both free to users of the information network of Reliance, and not accessible to anyone else. Nevertheless, Trai subsequently requested accessibility to briefly block to Free Basics.

This hasn’t, yet, been done. Rather this seems to get resulted in making Free Basics accessible to any or all users, no matter their network. This implies that at present, you see a listing of sites and can go to the Free Basics web site, and browsing during the Free Basics services loads highly optimised pages that will not use up much information. But in the event that you click on the links to the services, you wind up opening their regular web pages, that will use up information as usual.