Karlos. . . . . . . . . .you need to travel in third world...

Karlos. . . . . . . . . .you need to travel in third world countries before you make such erroneous statements. Penetration rates for mobile subscriptions will hit 98.7 per cent in developing nations, up from 2016's 96.3 per cent and suggesting that next year all-but the world's least developed nations will reach more than one sub per person. In India, a railway porter who earns $8 a day can buy a low-end smartphone. At work, his WiFi is free. He just needs a simplified sign-up and apps that use images and voice recognition rather than text. With an unlimited inexpensive data plan and extended offline potential, he can afford the internet.