Mobile Internet access is the dominant way of accessing information for the majority of people in the world.

However, health and education services are predominantly provided through fixed infrastructures, and not available for the majority of people.

• InfoInternet-standard: text, pictures, other html 5
• Network infrastructure for filtering on App level, e.g. WhatsApp text & pictures versus voice messages, calls and video
• Village platform with local information, e.g. health video
• Value proposition for countries and operators

see InfoInternet

Goal:

• filter on text and pictures = free service, including local video
• video, voice, and other streaming = paid service

HowTo

• Data-base for App information, evtl. white list/black list
• Global or country-wide Network Control Centre for voucher creation
• Local control centre for traffic monitoring and filtering
• Proxy solution for content monitoring

Browsers

• Example: Opera Mini

Apps

• Content type filtering, based on
  • App ID
  • IP address range
  • Ports
• packet inspection (https challenge)

Q: do we need browser standard, or can we perform all through proxy?

For countries

• free access to health and education information

For operators

• only 2-3% are used for InfoInternet, >97% for commercial services
• part of corporate social responsibility (CSR) activity of the operator
• in-kind provision of bandwidth, Universal Communication Service Access Funds (UCSAF)
• new customers (create the need)
• establish the basic needs
• add-based communications (using spotify free buz model)
• sell user-data (Facebook and Google approach)