No worry, it will be as good as Obamacare......:)
Unless you're a dork, you will have no idea what "net neutrality" means, although chances are you've seen a headline about it in the last few days. Fortunately for you, I am a dork. So let me explain as simply as I can what it's all about—and what you should think about it.
Simply put, net neutrality is the principle that all traffic on the
internet should be treated equally. So your internet service provider,
under a system of net neutrality, isn't allowed to send some kinds of
data to you faster. It has to treat everything the same—even if you
wouldn't mind, for example, slower emails if it meant smooth HD video on
YouTube.
It also means that no one can pay to get their services to you
quicker: Amazon can't make its on-demand video services more attractive
by outbidding Netflix so it can stream to you in higher quality.
Finally, all applications and websites are treated the same—so if your
internet connection is choppy, your service provider can't prioritise
Spotify to ensure smooth music playback.
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The collapse has already begun.
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