Zuckerberg gave free wifi to India??

13 Dec 2025 · 0 min
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In a brief YouTube monologue, Sam Parr questions Mark Zuckerberg’s legacy since Facebook’s 2005 launch, dismissing the Portal hardware as a failure and asking for a notable achievement. He acknowledges that Facebook’s continued success stems from its massive user base, noting a personal anecdote about his wife’s work at the company. Parr describes Facebook’s effort to expand its reach in India by deploying blimps or drones to provide free internet access, framing this as a strategy to convert the remaining offline population into Facebook users. The overall tone is critical yet observational, highlighting Zuckerberg’s relentless focus on user growth over product innovation.

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