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The Federal Communications Commission is planning to ditch net neutrality, which requires internet providers to treat all data online equally.
A Portuguese internet provider shows what the American internet could look like if net neutrality is scrapped.
One company charges people more for additional data based on the kind of app they want to use, such as those for messaging or for video.
On Tuesday, the US Federal Communications Commission announced that it planned to vote on an order to roll back Obama-era rules governing net neutrality.
Simply put, net neutrality means that all data on the internet is treated equally.
Tech: If you want to see what America would be like if it ditched net neutrality, just look at Portugal
