Massachusetts H79 establishes net neutrality and consumer protection regulations for internet service providers.
Massachusetts H79, the Net Neutrality and Consumer Protection Act, aims to ensure open and neutral internet access for all customers in the state. The act mandates that internet service providers disclose their policies on prioritizing, degrading, or blocking internet traffic, except for reasonable network management. It requires providers to inform customers about any agreements with content providers that result in preferential treatment.
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