With the repeal of net neutrality rules that make internet service providers treat all traffic equally, it could be time to switch your ISP. But your options are limited by where you live.
This searchable map from location data platform Mapbox uses FCC and Census Bureau data to show how many internet providers are available in your neighborhood and what sort of connection they’re offering — cable, DSL, fiber. A Mapbox prompt will ask you to let it see your location. Alternatively you can type in an address to see the options in that area:
This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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