Since yesterday, We have seen people changing their profile picture and uploading them using fb.com/supportdigitalindia but what you all don’t know is that every time you change your profile picture, a vote goes in support of internet.org. This is how Facebook cleverly promoting its new initiative called internet.org. in collaboration with 6 companies, namely, Samsung, Ericsson, MediaTek, Opera Software Nokia and Qualcomm.
This Is how They Are Making Votes For internet.org:
After getting hit by this reality, I felt cheated and fooled by Facebook and I am sure your feelings are same now. Our support is for digital India but not for Facebook’s internet.org. If Facebook wanted support for their initiative they should have asked directly and it should have been our choice to vote or not to vote for internet.org. This new tactic to kill internet freedom and net neutrality is disappointing. Digital India is no doubt a great initiative but the hidden agenda to promote internet.org under the promotion of digital India is shocking.
Now we have revealed the truth behind the tricolor promotion tactic. India, You decide whether to support digital India or Facebook’s Internet.org.
28 Sep 2015
If I would have been a businessperson, I might have tried the trick , however my self consciousness would have not allowed it. Facebook what started as a idea to bring global world to one platform, changed the methodology to business and now, this;
Facebook needs to remember nothing is this world has remained in good books or glorious history when the citizens have denied it. Orkut vanished as there were some reasons, if someone will try to act smart will get the answers smartly.
As per sources, Facebook claimed this was all a misunderstanding. “There is absolutely no connection between updating your profile picture for digital India and Internet.org,” a company spokesman said late on Monday night. “An engineer mistakenly used the words ‘Internet.org profile picture’ as a shorthand name he chose for part of the code. But this product in no way connects to or registers support for Internet.org. We are changing the code today to eliminate any confusion.”