Internet Service Providers

Net neutrality is no laughing matter, and the future of the internet is currently at stake.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) released its proposal to end Obama-era net neutrality protections the day before Thanksgiving, with plans to vote on December 14.

Net neutrality is in jeopardy. Again.

CompuServe (which still exists) is slated to shut down its forums this December.

Although this might seem like a minor change, it could have major consequences for Americans who live in areas without broadband internet access.

Verizon responded to a report that 14 million of its accounts were exposed by a third-party vendor that stored the data in plaintext on a public Amazon S3 storage server.

Federal Communications Commission chairman Ajit Pai revealed a proposal to roll back the net neutrality protections introduced by the Obama administration.