https://www.newscientist.com/article/mg23831823-600-net-neutrality-officially-ended-this-week-now-what/

The net neutrality rules, introduced by president Barack Obama in 2015, required internet providers to treat all web content equally. This meant that companies couldn’t pay extra to have their web pages, apps or services load faster, making the internet a level playing field for all.

But the Federal Communications Commission said the laws were stifling innovation and so voted in December 2017 to repeal them. This change came into effect on 11 June.