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    You are at:Home»Apps»Internet.org app launched in Senegal on Tigo network

    Internet.org app launched in Senegal on Tigo network

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    By Paul Adepoju on June 8, 2015 Apps, News, People, Press Release, Technology in Africa

    Tigo subscribers in Senegal can now access the Internet.org app to get useful health, education, news and local information services without incurring any data data charges.

    Facebook launched Internet.org with the aim of providing Internet access to two thirds of the world that are not connected.

     Senegal is the sixth country in Africa where Internet.org is available. Internet.org is currently available in 13 countries, which includes: Zambia, Tanzania, Ghana, Kenya, Colombia, Guatemala, India, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Philippines, Malawi, Pakistan, and Senegal.
    According to the company, its mission is to give people the power to share and make the world more open and connected.

    “In our first decade we’ve been able to connect mobile than a billion people to Facebook. Internet.org’s mission is to make affordable internet access available to everyone in the world and to make the opportunities of the internet available to everyone. Free basic services are our solution to increase accessibility of the internet and create awareness around the value it may bring,” the company stated in a media release.

    The free basic services that will be available through Internet.org to consumers with a Tigo SIM card will include: AccuWeather, BabyCenter & MAMA, BBC News, BING, UNICEF, Ebola Info, Facebook, UNICED Facts for Life, Girl Effect by Nike Foundation, Malaria No More, Messenger, Wattpad, Wikipedia, Wiwisport, Dakaractu.com, Senjob. All services are in French.

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