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Powerful Internet service providers, like AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon, have teamed up with Trump’s new FCC chairman, a former Verizon lawyer. They have a plan to kill the protections that prevent these cable monopolies from controlling what you can see and do online, also known as net neutrality.
This will open the floodgates for companies like Comcast to slow down and censor websites and apps that don’t pay them—or that they don’t like for political reasons.
Internet users from across the political spectrum are uniting to defend net neutrality because the future of Internet freedom is at stake right now.
AT&T, Comcast, and Verizon want the power to decide who gets to go fast and who gets to go slow online, stifling free speech and censoring alternative voices.