Net Neutrality

Net Neutrality Net Neutrality is the principle that Internet service providers or ISPs should enable access to all content and applications regardless of the source, and without favoring or blocking particular products or websites. What this means is that everything on the Internet would be equal and that all access would be available to anyone. The question is whether having access to all that information would turn out to be a good thing or a bad thing not only for the present, but for the future. Not all people need access to all the information that is on the Internet. I don’t think it is necessary for regular Internet users to have to see private information of some companies. Still, there is no reason why they shouldn’t have the ability to do so if they wish. Also, no website should be able to be faster than another site. This would make users more likely to use the websites that the ISPs make faster. In a way, the Internet service providers would have the ability to choose the websites that are and aren’t popular with the regular user. That is why they should not be able to favor or block anything on the Internet. Even though most people have no need to have access to many sites on the Internet, they should always have the ability to do so. There should also never be any favoring or blocking by the Internet service providers because that would give them the ability to make some websites popular and make other sires unpopular with the average Internet user. If we have access to all information and all websites are equal then and only then will the Internet be totally equal. For all these reasons I support Net Neutrality.