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The FCC just voted to bring back net neutrality—three to two, along party lines—reinstating rules that prevent ISPs from blocking, throttling, or prioritizing content. Rolled back in 2017 under Trump, these Obama-era regulations classify broadband as a telecom service to ensure a fair online playing field. Critics say they stifle innovation, but supporters argue they’re vital for an open internet. The new rules will take effect later this year after public comment—and likely face legal battles. This could reshape how your internet provider treats the content you access.

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