$14$ points

In the $2019$ legislative session, a Texas lawmaker proposed a bill that would limit an internet service provider $($ISP$,$ such as Verizon$)$ from being able to throttle online traffic in disaster areas. This means that the ISP would not be able to deliberately slow internet speeds in certain areas after a hurricane or other major disaster. These types of laws have been passed in many states as a result of the Federal Communications Commission $($FCC$)$ ending the practice of $q,$

Net Neutrality

DMCA Fair Use

IP Anonymity

Net Austerity