| Part of a series about |
| Net neutrality |
|---|
| Topics and issues |
| By country or region |
In Chile, net neutrality is regulated by the Law Nº 20.453, known as the Chilean net neutrality law. The law was issued on August 18, 2010, becoming the first country in the world to enact a law related to the net neutrality principle.[1][2]
The law modified the General Law of Telecommunications, adding three articles —24 H, 24 I and 24 J— which establish rights for the Internet users and obligations for Internet service providers. In addition, the law give enforcement powers to the regulator, the Telecommunications Undersecretary (Subsecretaría de Telecomunicaciones, Subtel).
- ^ MINISTERIO DE TRANSPORTES Y TELECOMUNICACIONES; SUBSECRETARÍA DE TELECOMUNICACIONES (14 de septiembre de 2015). Ley 20453, «CONSAGRA EL PRINCIPIO DE NEUTRALIDAD EN LA RED PARA LOS CONSUMIDORES Y USUARIOS DE INTERNET»
- ^ «Chile, primer país en incorporar la Neutralidad en la Red».
© MMXXIII Rich X Search. We shall prevail. All rights reserved. Rich X Search