Browsing online is an interesting experience in the Kenyan telecommunications realm. Kenyans are trying as much as possible to stay connected but still use the least amount of money doing that. There is a meme that has surfaced on the internet, showing a baboon feeling low after realizing that its been using Data at a WiFi hotspot.

The meme is courtesy of 9 Gag, an online platform with user-generated content.

To help Kenyans have an excellent browsing experience, Airtel Kenya partnered with Facebook to bring you internet.org, a service that enables you to browse for FREE. Internet.org is a Facebook-led initiative with the goal of making affordable Internet access available to the two thirds of the world who are not yet connected and to bring the same opportunities to everyone that the connected third of the world has today.

Facebook's Internet.org app provides free basic services, enabling people browse selected content in several categories.

BBC Africa, Whatsapp, Instagram, Facebook, Messenger, Gmail, Twitter, Wikipedia and other websites are free via this service. The service is now available in Kenya, India, Ghana, Zambia and Tanzania. Now that you have learnt about this, why not buy an Airtel line?