Web Traffic
Net Neutrality requires ISPs to provide the same amount of data traffic, and speed to multiple services, and also that certain services aren't slower than others.
THE HISTORY
In the early 2000's as broadband internet service providers were being introduced, there was wide spread debate on whether or not to have neutrality and let the people have free reign with providers after Comcast was outed for throttling bandwidth from consumers. As the Internet became more and more of an outstanding presence, the debate for Net Neutrality gained massive popularity to keep ISP's from throttling and controlling the amount of internet, rather than the side of the ISPs, which wanted otherwise. In 2015 the Obama FCC would put regulations in order to keep Net Neutrality strong, but 2 years later, Net Neutrality would be thrown in the hands of the states as a FCC chairman who opposed Net Neutrality essentially killed Net Neutrality at a federal level, and it would be left to the states to maintain the idea of Net Neutrality.
What Net Neutrality Brings
More Freedom of Speech
By not allowing ISPs to discriminate against services in order to get the edge on others, consumers are able to create news, organizations, ideas, and advancements in technology without the impedence and intervention of ISPs.
Healthy Competition
Net Neutrality in and of itself is a gateway for other smaller companies to be able to step and make a name for themselves among these titan companies like Verizon or Spectrum.
