An Act relative to providing for net neutrality and consumer protection

This bill establishes net neutrality rules in Massachusetts to ensure Internet service providers treat all online traffic equally without blocking or prioritizing specific content. It directly affects internet companies and consumers by requiring providers to fully disclose their policies on traffic management and any special deals they make with websites. The law mandates that providers give customers at least 30 days' written notice before implementing changes that could affect how data is handled, except for reasonable network management needs. Additionally, the bill requires providers to list all fees separately on monthly bills, including any charges for accessing specific websites. These measures aim to promote competition, protect consumer choice, and prevent large companies from gaining unfair advantages over smaller businesses.