Net neutrality ruling in California opens the door for better internet
(Android Central)

Power outages in Texas shined a new light on the internet situation in the U.S. What you need to know California is now free to enforce its net neutrality law that it tried to enact in 2018 to counter the Trump administration. This would make California the first state to enforce its own net neutrality law in the U.S. The move could open the door for other states to do the same if the FCC doesn`t act first. Net neutrality has just scored a major win thanks to a recent federal ruling against the injunction to block the California Internet Consumer Protection and Net Neutrality Act of 2018. The bill, also known as SB-822, was first drafted in 2018 after the Trump administration rolled back net neutrality protections a year prior. It was initially blocked by the Department of Justice, which dropped the lawsuit just this month, removing one major hurdle to get the bill passed. This recent ruling was another. The decision is a blow to some of the best 5G carriers and major telecom c...