EFF up for In Defense of A Neutral Net

EFF : Electronic Frontier Foundation is up for a Neutral Net



The Federal Communications Commission is about to make a critical decision about whether Internet providers will be allowed to discriminate against certain websites. The issue is network neutrality—the principle that Internet providers must treat all data that travels over their networks equally. On Tuesday, EFF filed comments with the FCC to weigh-in on this critical debate.

Without network neutrality, companies like Comcast and Verizon will be permitted to charge websites to reach users faster. This would be a disaster for the open Internet. When new websites can’t get high-quality service, they’ll be less likely to reach users and less likely to succeed. The result: a less diverse Internet.
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An innocent internet user even do not know in which black spider web he or she is completely trapped in a game of Internet Tech Goliaths, Net Operators with malicious intentions and NSA. It become nearly impossible to break black spider web.

In forth coming days in near future, An innocent internet user would not be surprised to see the black half completely black and the right half grey in above posted picture.

In this whole game HERE WE ARE consider ourselves BLESSED.
In this regards HERE WE ARE very thankful to many... many... people and many GuRuS.