Under a 2021 law, providers of this service in California cannot abuse their monopoly power to engage in zero rating. Sign-ups in 2012 for Google’s first city-wide plan to provide this service (10[2])in Kansas City were so lopsided (10[1])that the program was accused of racial discrimination. As of April 2024, the FCC has required (-5[1])providers of this service (10[1])to publish so-called “nutrition labels” (-5[1])with price and speed information. The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law allocated money to the BEAD program for this service, and provided a $30 monthly subsidy for this service to low-income households to bridge the digital divide. For 10 points, name this service (10[1])regulated by network neutrality policies. (10[2])■END■ (10[2]0[1])