The FCC just voted 3-2 to restore net neutrality, reversing a 2017 repeal — a major win for consumers and tech companies who say it ensures a fair, open internet. ISPs can no longer block, throttle, or charge extra for faster access. The decision classifies broadband as a public utility under Title II, giving the FCC stronger enforcement power. Critics, mostly big ISPs, argue it hampers innovation and investment, but supporters see it as essential to prevent internet gatekeeping. Legal battles are expected, but for now, all data is treated equally online.
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