0.facebook.com launched, cuts on data charges and loads faster Comments

• greg
• NCv
• 19 May 2010

This is great for countries that are way behind in technology such as mine. This should help cut data costs considerably.

I live in Canada.

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• JamGal
• j{q
• 19 May 2010

Wow I like it. I don't have a smart phone yet so this is really appreciated.

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• peanut
• jc8
• 19 May 2010

would rather just go to touch.facebook.com or m.facebook.com

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• Micio
• PT5
• 19 May 2010

I do have a Sun Cellular line and tried accessing the site ... loading for a couple of minutes then a prompt message will appear stating "Link unavailable. Try again."

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• Anonymous
• Ae2
• 19 May 2010

Australian some carriers have been offering unlimited mobile facebook access for years, I don't see the need for a new mirror.

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• sweety
• vaQ
• 19 May 2010

i tried it but can't open...help pls! i'm from Philippines!

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• Anonymous
• n7f
• 19 May 2010

I don't like facebook or Twiter, because of identity theft, privacy and spam, and do everyday lot of things for nothing!

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• manz
• 3Hf
• 19 May 2010

niiiiiice!

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• Spyroscesarsc
• 3AY
• 19 May 2010

2 of 3 operators in Greece support 0.facebook from first day... But, unfortunately, from last month, I use only the third operator who dont support it! :@

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• Mr.V
• Mx@
• 19 May 2010

its a shame this aint in the uk, then again with Vodafone offering all my internet who needs it?? o ya the pesant pay as u go people

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