On the recordFebruary 25, 2019
With net neutrality in place, your broadband provider does not have the right to block websites, throttle online services, or censor online content.
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congress.govWith net neutrality in place, your broadband provider does not have the right to block websites, throttle online services, or censor online content.
Quigley defends net neutrality and its importance for consumer rights.
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