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Restoring Internet Freedom Order (view source)
Revision as of 01:49, September 16, 2020
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'''Restoring Internet Freedom Order''' was issued on June 11, 2018, by the Federal Communications Commission in the [[Trump Administration]]. It was designed to repeal [[net neutrality]] rules.
[[FCC]] chairman Ajat Pai promulgated the '''Restoring Internet Freedom Order''', which empowered the Federal Trade Commission to “police internet service providers for anticompetitive acts and unfair or deceptive practices.”
[[FCC]] chairman Ajat Pai empowered the Federal Trade Commission to “police internet service providers for anticompetitive acts and unfair or deceptive practices.”
Big Tech companies may want “neutrality” when it benefits them, but they certainly do not support neutrality when it comes to conservative viewpoints on their platforms. President Trump was right to roll back phony net neutrality so Big Tech does not get a special break at the expense of the rest of us.
Big Tech companies demand “neutrality” when it benefits them, but oppose neutrality towards [[conservative]] viewpoints on their platforms.
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