Based on the post below, identify a perspective on net neutralitywith which you disagree and provide a respectful rebuttal in your answer. What will it require to restore stability in the government’s attitude on this issue when it shifts from one administration to the next? What are the risks of bouncing back and forth on the topic indefinitely?Network Neutrality or Net Neutrality is a hotly debated topic. The lines of constitutional rights are blurred between ISPs, content providers, and end-users and consumers. Similarly, AT&T, which owns HBO and AT&T’s broadband access subsidiary, may blur the distinctions between content creators (ex. Disney) and content providers (ex. Spectrum). The question of whose rights supersede others arises. The government’s engagement can also spark more controversy. Is it legal to regulate or supervise what content is displayed by a provider or site??ecause ISPs are privately held, they can do whatever they want to make money and subscribe to any ideology, philosophy, or creed they desire. Public access is used by ISPs. They, like a store, can sell whatever products or brands they want. Like a store, they can decide how much “shelf space” a product can take up. Clearly, these decisions impact customer purchases, perceptions, and beliefs. Supporters of net neutrality fear that it will stifle or stifle options or perspectives.?et Neutrality gives consumers choices. The consumer would see all content suppliers on the same “level” and equally displayed. Equality fosters diversity. However, it appears that net neutrality proponents would shift depending on who was in office at the time. Proposed net neutrality legislation is frequently altered or eliminated. The inclusion of government makes it difficult to find common ground.?veryone has a bias on some subject. It seems impossible to create a net neutrality criterion that is unbiased and unfriendly. Maybe a public-owned ISP, like a library, is the answer. A non-profit, non-political entity that allows customers to make choices, form opinions, and buy without bias. This would require a version of the internet that this ISP couldn’t control.Computer ScienceEngineering & TechnologyInformation SecurityIT 505
