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Net neutrality is set to end as the FCC votes to roll back the rules keeping Internet traffic equal. See what it means for your prices and speeds today.
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At its Dec.
As Billshark previously reported, net neutrality maintains what the Internet has always been: a free and open-to-all avenue for communication.
In practice net neutrality means that everything you want to access on the Internet, from streaming video to audio, should be just as available to you as to any user of the Internet.
Another related area of net neutrality is what is known as “zero rating.”.
Last week, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai announced he would circulate the proposed new rules among the full commission prior to the next month’s vote.
FCC commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, who voted in favor of net neutrality in 2015, called again for public hearings before the vote, but none have been scheduled.
However, over the past six months there have been millions of comments submitted to the FCC website.
According to The Post, New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman, in a letter last week to the FCC, charged that “hundreds of thousands of” submissions may have impersonated New York residents.
Some activists opposing the new rules hope these revelations could spur Congress to delay the vote.
“It’s all about Congress for right now,” said Greer.
Activist groups plan a nationwide protest at Verizon Communications Inc., retail stores on Dec.
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Net neutrality keeps the Internet a free and open avenue for communication.
Jonathan Schwantes, senior policy counsel for Consumers Union, told the Los Angeles Times that the move would likely lead to consumers paying higher prices for the Internet access and speeds they have today.
Over six months, millions of comments were submitted to the FCC website, but The Washington Post reported that possibly hundreds of thousands were fake.
Verizon, along with T-Mobile, AT&T, and others, is among the telecom companies lobbying hard to overturn net neutrality; Pai was formerly an attorney for Verizon.
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1 The FCC Moves to Roll Back Net Neutrality.
2 What Net Neutrality Protects.
3 A Certain Vote and Higher Prices.
4 Millions of Comments — and Fake Ones.
5 Protests, Lobbying, and What Comes Next.
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