To Troll Facebook, A Redditor Made Some 'Honest' Free Basics Campaign Ads

Over the past couple of days, Facebook is trying really, really hard to pitch its 'Free Basics' campaign to Indians. First, they tried to make people sign up for it through various notifications on the social media page.

ALSO READ: Facebook Is Asking You To Sign Up For 'Free Basics', Which Is Just Another Name For Internet.Org

Then, in an op-ed published in Times of India, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a plea on behalf of Free Basics.

“If we accept that everyone deserves access to the internet, then we must surely support free basic internet services. That’s why more than 30 countries have recognized Free Basics as a program consistent with net neutrality and good for consumers,” Zuckerberg wrote. “Who could possibly be against this?”

Meanwhile, it also launched its first TV advertisement--trying to tell people how 'Free Basics' will improve people's lives.

However, the campaigns have not been able to impress the Internet activists in the country.

Activists say Free Basics violates the basic principle of net neutrality -- that everyone should have unrestricted access to all of the Internet.

ALSO READ: Facebook's Free Basics Is 'Lethal' And 'Flawed', Say IIT, IIIT Faculty Members

Now, a Redditor has decided to put the message across through posters. And, what better way that to use Facebook's own stock photos!

Take a look at the posters here:

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