Arguments Against Net Neutrality

Net Neutrality is a principle ensuring that no internet service provider (ISP) in the United States can limit what their customers have access to, that they shouldn't be allowed to charge different companies more or less for their data, or block, access to Web sites and services they don't like.
If your Internet provider has a special deal with an unpopular search engine, they can make the current search engine you are using very slow because it’s not the one they want you to use. Private companies have begun imposing on the rights of individuals and are seen as universally guaranteed and include the right to free speech. By going against net neutrality, businesses are seen to benefit from the people losing their freedom. Because of this issue, there are a number of reasons that people are against Net Neutrality. An ISP supplies individuals with access to the Internet based on amount of bandwidth. They are able to block or prevent access to their competitions services or web pages, so they would have restrictions against their competitions. They can decide what parts
If Net Neutrality doesn’t pass, many people will make a lot of money. Internet providers will begin to get paid by websites if they want their content to have any sort of special preference. Because of the scarce amount of Internet providers there are in the US, monopolies can easily form obstructing competitors and keeping their own prices high. Net Neutrality legislation might be the worst possible thing for the health of the Internet according to legislators. Due to the insecurity regarding the future state of the Internet, some do not want to pass any broad reaching legislation until more is known in regards to net