Facebook's free basic program has gained a lot of popularity. To make this free service progressively unique, Facebook has launched an app called Discover.

Users will receive free data from their providers each day and will get a notification when it is available. With the Facebook Discover app, a user can browse any website. Subsequently, you can browse a constrained amount with the specific free data provided by the mobile operator.

The Discover app is currently being tested. Which was initially launched in Peru.

Discover will only run on low-bandwidth traffic when using free data, so you can load text on a website but not video, audio, or other data-intensive elements. If you want to stream, you can purchase additional data to do so - Facebook authorities said in a blog statement.

"Discover will play an important role in helping people and keeping them connected to the Internet," said Joav GV, Facebook's product manager. Many internet users around the world are connected to us but become disconnected when their data runs out. So, Discover is an app that will help users stay connected seamlessly until the next internet data purchase.