Network Neutrality

Network neutrality is the principle that internet service providers (ISPs) should treat all online content equally, without favoring or blocking specific websites or services. This means ISPs cannot charge extra fees for faster access or restrict access to certain sites. The goal of network neutrality is to ensure a fair and open internet, where users can freely access information and services without interference. It encourages innovation and competition by allowing all websites to reach consumers on an equal footing, fostering a diverse online ecosystem.