Representatives of Facebook said they were planning to launch a new project that would provide Internet access in disaster areas in case of accidents or disasters.
According to media reports, this technology is an unmanned aerial vehicle that provides Internet access in the affected areas, noting that the project will be called "Tether-tenna technology."
The project is a small unmanned aerial vehicle that provides the Internet to people who have lost contact in the event of natural disasters.
The aircraft can connect to the Internet remotely, using fiber optic communication technology, where it will become an Internet air distributor, according to the agency "Spontec".
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