New York State Net Neutrality Protection Act mandates state contracts only with net-neutral internet service providers.
The New York State Net Neutrality Protection Act requires state and local government entities to contract only with internet service providers that comply with net neutrality principles. It prohibits purchasing internet services from non-compliant providers. The act defines "net neutrality" based on FCC rules from 2015. It also mandates that internet providers disclose network management practices and commercial terms annually. The act takes effect immediately.
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