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June 12, 2018

7263 US adults surveyed

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As of Monday, net neutrality rules are no longer in effect in the US, which means that internet service providers could throttle access to certain websites. Do you think this will or will not have an effect on your use of the internet?

Conducted June 12, 2018

YouGov surveyed 7263 US adults

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As of Monday, net neutrality rules are no longer in effect in the US, which means that internet service providers could throttle access to certain websites. Do you think this will or will not have an effect on your use of the internet?

Conducted June 12, 2018

YouGov surveyed 7263 US adults

By:
43%
24%
33%

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