FCC Enforces Net Neutrality, Blocks 5G Fast Lanes

The FCC's final net neutrality rules prevent ISPs from creating unequal internet speeds, ensuring fair access to all users.

The FCC's new regulations classify internet access under Title II, requiring equal treatment of all data traffic.
Concerns about potential 'fast lanes' in 5G networks led to stricter language in the final rules.
Stanford Law Professor Barbara van Schewick confirms that the rules eliminate loopholes for preferential treatment.
Despite opposition, the rules aim to foster competition, innovation, and protect free speech online.
States retain the ability to enforce their own net neutrality laws, supplementing federal regulations.