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Comment: In accordance with the Wikimedia Foundation's Terms of Use, I disclose that I have been paid by my employer for my contributions to this article. Rao236 (talk) 02:26, 22 April 2025 (UTC)

ConectOut Org ConectOut is an India-based Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) and Non-Profit Organization (NFO) that focuses on the development, licensing, and standardization of open-source protocols and technologies. The organization is dedicated to promoting the use of free internet products and fostering innovation through collaboration within the tech community.

Mission and Vision : ConectOut aims to connect the world by providing open-source and free internet products that support global connectivity and technology standardization. Their mission is to create a platform that advocates for open protocols and technologies, ensuring that they remain accessible to all users regardless of geographical location.

Objectives: Open-Source Protocols and Technology Licensing**: ConectOut works on the development of protocols that are open for use and can be licensed in a manner that promotes free and fair access. Technology Standardization: The organization focuses on creating global standards for new and emerging technologies, ensuring interoperability and accessibility. Free Internet Products: ConectOut is committed to creating and providing free internet products that promote digital inclusion.

Key Projects: Open-Source Development: ConectOut is involved in various projects aimed at developing free, open-source software that can be used by individuals, companies, and other organizations worldwide. Collaborations and Partnerships: The organization works with various tech companies, governmental bodies, and other NGOs to foster innovation in open technology and free internet products. Education and Outreach: ConectOut actively engages with communities to raise awareness about the importance of open-source technologies and the benefits of standardization in tech development.

Impact and Outreach: Since its inception, ConectOut has played an integral role in advocating for free internet access and the development of open technologies. Their efforts have resulted in the creation of several important open-source tools and initiatives that have contributed to the broader tech ecosystem.

Controversies and Challenges: Despite its successes, ConectOut faces challenges in maintaining the balance between open-source freedom and the complexities of licensing and standardization in the ever-evolving technology landscape. These challenges often involve navigating legal and regulatory frameworks across multiple countries.

See Also: - Open-source software - Internet freedom - Technology standardization - NGO technology initiatives

References

References: https://www.linkedin.com/company/conectout/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/prashant0rao/