Paywalls

Paywalls are arrangements made where access is restricted to users who have paid to be able to receive the information that is behind the walls. The striking down of Net Neutrality has given allowance to the ISPs to put up these paywalls in order to let people access things that they want them to unless they pay a lot of money.

It also allows the ISPs to put up paywalls to companies in order to make them pay if they would like their content to be seen by users. Although this was done by the FCC, it seems like it is a breach of the very thing that they stand for, which is an equitable price for content across the Internet.

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