The Senate has its own insincere net neutrality bill

The legislation would technically forbid internet providers from blocking and throttling content, but it wouldn’t bar paid prioritization. Theoretically, ISPs could create de facto “slow lanes” for competing services by offering mediocre speeds unless they pay for faster connections. The bill would also curb the FCC’s ability to deal with other violations, and would prevent …

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