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The Beginning of the End of Net Neutrality is Officially Here

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April 23, 2018

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As of April 23rd, 2018, parts of the FCC's repeal of Title II will go into effect, thus marking the beginning of the end of net neutrality in the United States. Other parts of the repeal order are expected to take effect months later, but in the meantime, more than half of states are weighing their own legislation that would protect net neutrality.

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