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One year after the launch of Free Basics, Facebook was working with more than a dozen mobile operators across 17 countries to give more than a billion people "access to relevant basic internet services without data charges".<ref name="fb"></ref> By 2016 April, the service was offered in the following 37 countries,via the following operators:<ref name="operators">[https://info.internet.org/en/story/where-weve-launched/ Where We've Launched], Internet.org. Retrieved 2016 April 23.</ref>

One year after the launch of Free Basics, Facebook was working with more than a dozen mobile operators across 17 countries to give more than a billion people "access to relevant basic internet services without data charges".<ref name="fb"></ref> By 2016 April, the service was offered in the following 37 countries,via the following operators:<ref name="operators">[https://info.internet.org/en/story/where-weve-launched/ Where We've Launched], Internet.org. Retrieved 2016 April 23.</ref>

* '''Africa & Middle East'''

| * '''Africa & Middle East'''

** Angola ([[Movicel]])

** Angola ([[Movicel]])

** Benin ([[MTN]])

** Benin ([[MTN]])

** South Africa ([[Cell C]])

** South Africa ([[Cell C]])

** Tanzania ([[Tigo]])

** Tanzania ([[Tigo]])

** Zambia ([[Airtel]])

** Zambia ([[Airtel]]) || * '''Asia Pacific'''

* '''Asia Pacific'''

** Bangladesh ([[[[Grameenphone]] & [[Robi]]]])

** Bangladesh ([[[[Grameenphone]] & [[Robi]]]])

** Cambodia ([[Smart Axiata]])

** Cambodia ([[Smart Axiata]])

** Thailand ([[DTAC & TrueMove]])

** Thailand ([[DTAC & TrueMove]])

** Timor-Leste ([[Telkomcel]])

** Timor-Leste ([[Telkomcel]])

** Vanuatu ([[Telecom]])

** Vanuatu ([[Telecom]]) || * '''Latin America'''

* '''Latin America'''

** Bolivia ([[Viva]])

** Bolivia ([[Viva]])

** Colombia ([[Tigo]])

** Colombia ([[Tigo]])

** Panama ([[Digicel]])

** Panama ([[Digicel]])

** Peru ([[Entel]])

** Peru ([[Entel]])

==Criticisms & Controversies==

==Criticisms & Controversies==