Net neutrality rules are temporarily blocked, but you shouldn't be surprised

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Net neutrality rules are temporarily blocked, but you shouldn't be surprised - Android Central

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The FCC's reclassification of broadband has been temporarily blocked by an appeals court because everyone has to pick a side.

The 6th Circuit Court obliged in June, saying more time and input were needed to decide the merits of the appeal.

The FCC had previously decided in early 2024 that broadband internet providers should be classified as common carriers like telephone providers (this has been flopped back and forth since 2005).