Broadband providers file lawsuits against FCC to crush net neutrality rules
The FCC voted in April to reinstate net neutrality in the US
FCC ends high-speed internet subsidies as funds expire
Millions of low-income Americans could see rising internet costs
FCC slaps top telecom companies with $200 million in fines for selling user location data
AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, and Sprint continued to sell data even after warnings
FCC reinstates Net Neutrality in the US to ensure a level playing field for all internet users
Net neutrality was repealed in 2017
Amazon and other retailers are being investigated for selling illegal wireless signal jammers
The sale and use of frequency jammers is prohibited
FCC finally bans cable industry's "hidden fee" scam
Big Cable is not happy about it either
The FCC now defines broadband as 100 Mbps at minimum – 25/3 Mbps was simply not enough
100 Mbps download, 20 Mbps upload -- plus a long-term gigabit goal
FCC aims to outlaw AI voices in robocalls after fake Biden message
"AI-generated voice cloning and images are already sowing confusion"
Ultrafast Wi-Fi tethering for AR and VR devices finally approved
One of several dockets that the Commission opened up this week
Once again the FCC votes 3-2 to reinstitute Title II net neutrality rules
Proposal now open for public comment
Fly-by-night telecoms seem to be giving the FCC the finger over its "robocall mitigation" mandate
The Commission warned them 20 months ago but just now decided to crack down
FEMA and the FCC to test national emergency alert systems on October 4
Mobile users cannot opt out of the test
The FCC is preparing to restore net neutrality in the US
Repeal of net neutrality put the FCC on the wrong side of history, new chairwoman said
FCC rejects "it's too hard" excuses from ISPs, moves forward with Broadband Nutrition Labels
It's to complicated to tell you about the "251 things" you can be charged for
ISPs ask the FCC to scrap new rules, insist on not wanting to disclose hidden broadband fees
The cable companies and wireless carriers argue that transparency will make the billing process more complex
Banned robocallers receive record-breaking $300 million fine for auto-warranty scam enterprise
Beats the previous record of $225 million
The FCC wants to know why data caps are still a thing in 2023
The Commission is also requesting stories and information from impacted consumers
Comcast tells the FCC that it doesn't want to reveal its hidden broadband fees upfront
Listing all the fees upfront is apparently too much of a burden
New FCC ruling sends mobile carriers a very real message about stopping robospam texts
Carriers are now required to block messages from illegitimate numbers
Comcast becomes the latest ISP caught providing false coverage data to the FCC
How many other major broadband providers are claiming to cover areas that they don't?
Ohio ISP admits lying to FCC about its fiber service area to squash rival expansion grants
Lesson: If you admit to lying to the government, be sure you aren't talking to a competitor first
US bans sales and import of products from five Chinese telecoms
A hot potato: The US / China tech clash is entering an even more heated phase, with the FCC acting as a hammer against Chinese companies making network and telecom devices. They're an unacceptable risk to national security, the FCC claims.
The FCC launches detailed broadband coverage maps
The FCC hopes greater transparency will pressure ISPs to improve coverage
FCC commissioner: The US government should ban TikTok
A hot potato: Expressing a bipartisan concern about China surveillance on US citizens, FCC commissioner Brendan Carr wants a national ban against the TikTok app. However, TikTok is not giving in and is still looking forward to an agreement with the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS).
10 out of 15 major wireless carriers disclosed their practices for collecting and storing user geolocation data
FCC Chairwoman shares mobile carrier responses regarding data privacy