Network neutrality is the idea that Internet service providers must allow customers ________.
A)unequal access to content and applications,regardless of the source or nature of the content
B)equal access to content and applications,regardless of the source or nature of the content
C)equal access to content and applications,depending on the source or nature of the content
D)unequal access to content and applications,depending on the source or nature of the content

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Network neutrality is the concept that internet service providers should provide equal access to all content and applications, regardless of source or nature of the content. This means that ISPs should not practice discriminatory practices such as slowing down certain websites or charging extra for access to specific content. Therefore, choice B, which suggests equal access to content and applications regardless of their source or nature, best defines network neutrality.

Network Neutrality Is the Idea That Internet Service Providers Must