The FCC doesn&#x27;t have jurisdiction in India. Super simple. Facebook, or other foreign capitalistic entities, can do basically whatever they want.<p>This could change when:<p>- The country puts more regulations on Internet service providers like the FCC does here (maybe this is happening? maybe this isn&#x27;t? I&#x27;m not familiar with India ISP regulation entities), or<p>- The people say &quot;No&quot; and choose not to use this service. But that would mean saying &quot;No&quot; to free Internet access. Your boss and your spouse are on Facebook, why wouldn&#x27;t you want to be? Or<p>- The politicians say &quot;No&quot; to foreign capitalistic companies. We see something like this in the EU (see their privacy laws and recent government draft legislation about keeping personally identifiable data about Europeans on European servers), and we also saw something like this in China, where the government effectively gets control of who to blacklist via the firewall and censorship policies. And we all know how popular those are.<p>Looks like there aren&#x27;t many good solutions here.