Critics of Internet.org worry that for billions of low-income users, Facebook will come to represent the only Internet they know and have access to, deepening the roots and entanglement vines of the firm's walled garden.

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Critics argue that Internet.org, by offering a limited version of the internet that prioritizes Facebook and its services, could limit users' understanding and access to the broader internet, reinforcing Facebook's dominance and creating a "walled garden" effect.