2018 tech forecast: Expect more angst about privacy and net neutrality

The Federal Communications Commission's vote to wipe out its existing net-neutrality rules leaves internet providers wide open to blocking or slowing sites—in theory. In practice, with the FCC's move facing an array of lawsuits once it officially goes into effect, internet providers have little incentive to try ...
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The Federal Communications Commission's vote to wipe out its existing net-neutrality rules leaves internet providers wide open to blocking or slowing sites—in theory. In practice, with the FCC's move facing an array of lawsuits once it officially goes into effect, internet providers have little incentive to try ...