Net neutrality - Word Drop

Every internet user connects through an Internet Service ______, a company that supplies their connection. The ISP sits between the customer and the website, so it can control how content is delivered. The principle that an ISP must not favour one customer or supplier over another is called net ______.

Net neutrality means that all customers, data, devices and services are treated the ______. Mobile device users must have the same ______ to content as desktop computer users.

An ISP breaks net neutrality if it ______ a streaming service and gives it faster speeds than a rival service. It is also broken if an ISP slows, or ______, traffic from a rival website. An ISP must not ______ the traffic of one service over another.

Net neutrality stops ISPs from giving ______ treatment to companies that pay more. A small organisation is not pushed aside by a larger rival. It is not broken if a website decides to ______ a fee for its services. In this case the website, not the ISP, treats people differently. It is also not broken when different ______ have different maximum download speeds.