After months of debate, net neutrality is on the way out. The FCC officially published its new regulations in the Federal Register Thursday, February 22. So how will that affect you, and how can you see if your connection is being throttled? WIRED Writer Klint Finley discusses the app Wehe that allows users to test whether their connection is being throttled when using popular services like Netflix. The app was developed by a team at Northeastern University. It's available on both Android and iOS.
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