Facebook and Google are joining forces for a colossal 'Net Neutrality Saves Day' across the internet. Marking their stance with a showdown on July 12th against the rollback of Net Neutrality.

The 'Day of Action' rally is backed by Net Neutrality allies such as Fight for the Future, Free Press, and Demand Progress,Amplifying the campaign's influence.

Major players like Amazon, Netflix, Reddit, Mozilla, and Cloudflare endorse this battle too. The titans Facebook and Google remain cryptic about their strategic moves in this fight.

Net Neutrality's detractor, the FCC's recent rollback of 2015's ground-breaking rules, is being challenged by the advocacy groups. The brewing storm mirrors past triumphs, like the SOPA shutdown in 2012. Could the pale fire of activism ignite the same fate for Net Neutrality?

With potential to sway even the highest echelons of power, this July 12th march aims to reignite opposition to FCC's controversial plan. While FCC ponders its fate, the nation waits.

US President Trump's FCC chair, Ajit Pai, stands accused by pro-Net Neutrality groups of a Verizon-swayed bias against the once-settled neutrality flag. The tech and citizens communities are flagged to unitedly act against Pai's plan.

Deciphering Net Neutrality

Net Neutrality: A gateway to uncensored internet negligence, it ensures ISPs cater to all data with equal fervor. It proscribes ISPs from levying different tolls for varied content or foot dragging websites.

Spearheading this slugfest are advocacy leaders beckoning the tech landscape to chime in. With FCC's public forum till July 17th, and another round in August, the battle for Net Neutrality is far from concluded.