Net neutrality as proposed by the FCC generally prohibits Internet Service Providers from discriminating or blocking lawful content, but include a loophole for ‘reasonable network management’ by ISPs which was first mentioned in the Comcast case. The proposed rules then define ‘reasonable network management” to include measures taken by ISPs to block unlawful content or transmissions. The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) believes that this exception would effectively permit ISPs to violate net neutrality rules and block lawful activities in the name of copyright enforcement.

The EFF believes that the loophole will allow ISPs to block copyrighted streamed [...]

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