Ep.37: Net Neutrality

from What's With Millennials Hosted by D'Adonis Moquette

What's With Net Neutrality? The rules, that internet providers must follow is called Net Neutrality laws. It restricts them from slowing internet speeds, and restricting websites from consumers. The FCC might pass a bill to eliminate Net Neutrality which effects EVERYONE. Hosts D'Adonis, Truax and Khari explain how this can change everyday life and shape our future by trying to find the answer to the question that everyone is wondering about: What's With Millennials and Net Neutrality? MAKE A DIFFERENCE HERE: https://act.eff.org/action/protect-the-open-internet-order Have a question you want asked on air? Send your question to: [email protected] LISTEN NOW

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