Net neutrality

What is true about net neutrality? G) A simple statement of the net neutrality principle is that all internet traffic should not be treated the same. Advocates want governmenm to mandate that telecommunications companies treat all legal content that travels through their broadband lines and wireless networks the same way. © Advocates argue that such regulations slow the development of innovative services, the advance of high— speed Internet connections, and investment in infrastructure. ® Advocates see the lack of government gatekeepers and regulatory control as critical to the enormous growth in Internet services since 1996

What is included in the guidelines of the Fair information principles? ® Collect more data than is needed and store it forever. Only Inform people how you use their data when they ask. © Protect security of data {from theft and from accidental leaks]. Provide strong protection for sensitive data. ® Do not publish policies for law enforcement requests for data.

The First Amendment covers A all the above B Written Words Pictures and Art D Forms of Expression of

Ideas and Opinions