Sprint Stops Throttling Data as Net Neutrality Rules Start

The Federal Communications Commission’s new net-neutrality rules are already having an effect. Sprint, the third-largest U.S. wireless carrier, had been intermittently choking off data speeds for its heaviest wireless Internet users when its network was clogged. But it stopped when the government’s new net-neutrality rules went into effect.

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