Hawaii SB1036 aims to ensure fair and open internet access by prohibiting certain practices by internet service providers.
Hawaii SB1036 introduces regulations to protect internet neutrality by prohibiting internet service providers from blocking lawful content, impairing lawful internet traffic, engaging in paid prioritization, and zero-rating internet traffic in exchange for consideration. The bill also mandates that providers must not unreasonably interfere with users' ability to access lawful content. Exemptions are made for reasonable network management and efforts to address copyright infringement.
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