Net neutrality governs providers making decisions based on who you are talking to and what you are talking about. It does not govern providers making decisions

Net neutrality governs providers making decisions based on who you are talking to and what you are talking about. It does not govern providers making decisions based on how you are talking (so long as how doesn't mean who or what). As a separate issue, some providers are regulated (see Comcast) due to other laws. These Title II providers have additional rules that prevent them from making decisions on how. However, if they made such decisions on quality of service (rather than for profit gain, as they have in the past), it would be legal. The problem is that as a monopoly they have no reason to do that.