The thought of the loss of net neutrality is terrifying. The internet is where the playing field is leveled for businesses, creative people, information sharing, and so much more. I just don't want to be in my 80s or 90s telling my grandkids about how awesome the internet use to be. No. My 30s/40s telling my kids. Or even in a couple years telling my cousins.

ok, so i had no idea what net neutrality was and why people were talking about it, but you guys opened my eyes!! thank you so much!!

nick is such a catch and so are you!! yay for educated couples

this was so easy to follow and understand, even tho i knew nothing about this before clicking on it. BLESS YOU GUYS. thank you so much for sharing all of this with us.

I had never thought about this. I'm glad you brought it up so we can be aware about things like this!

watched this, printed out and put up flyers around my neighborhood. SAVE NET NEUTRALITY :))

everyone needs to hear this, so many people live unaware of such important life situations. this has to be dealt with in an indiscriminating manner to positively affect the future of humanity! thank both of you for sharing your knowledge

This is the first time I hear about Net Neutrality.. Nick & you did such a good job explaining it. Its interesting bc it's almost like what apps (Instagram, twitter, KZread, etc.) have already been doing where they control what you see or how u grow according to your activity and what they think YOU like. but with the internet completely..?. and by the people who provide the internet.,,?.. do you think beyond the competition, would what we can see eventually become extremely limited? for example like television: basically what we see is controlled by a small group of people that think "this is what the people like" or "this is what the people have to see" ? do you think if net neutrality is removed, websites would eventually become limited, like basic channels on TV are to us? (I know theres a large amount of channesls today but nothing compared to how many websites, what if some providers decide to put limits where u only see the main bigger sites and have u pay for extra things like access to those smaller quirky sites or even charge to create sites. no one owns the internet but its almost seems like they do by making competition) idk if this makes sense haha please correct me if I'm wrong

Anna please make more of these kinds of videos!! i think we all love the great info you bring us cause you make it so easy to understand (with assistance from your bf in this video) and discuss important issues (such as how brands work, and what instagram did with their feed).

just had a friend scold me for not knowing about this the other day. glad he did lol!!

Imagine trying to order food online or look up menus from local restaurants and then it doesn't load.. ruining more than just the Internet when you think about it Amazing video!

Yes, finally! Net Neutrality is important to keeping the internet open and free for all users! Thank you for making this video!

what a great, informative video. so nice to see young people trying to educate the masses. keep it up!

Love you Anna ❤️

would the small websites include blogs and if you start your own website?

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yes! :(

net neutrality may cause companies to move their operations to other countries and focus on supplying their content to countries that continue to maintain net neutrality, which would not only cut off americans from these companies but ultimately harm the US economy, obviously I cannot say this will definitely happened, but it seems pretty strong cause of concern for american people and your government