>Heck, I might not even mind some gated internet in the US if I was free to opt-in/out of it and it reduced my internet costs.
The key difference is you would still have choice in the US and people in India would not.
The key difference is you would still have choice in the US and people in India would not.
It's Zuckerburg's critics that want to deny Indians their right to choose by taking away their free service and leaving them without internet in the present. As was noted earlier, the most vocal critics in this situation are not the poor people in India that are most directly impacted by this situation.