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AGSchneiderman
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About AGSchneiderman
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Comment #15871648
It may violate a number of laws, including laws against impersonation or misuse of identity and falsification or forgery. Depending on facts we uncover, it could also be a form of …
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Comment #15871630
There’s a long history of neutrality regulation for networks – going back even before the internet – even though the requirements have taken different forms over the years. And whe…
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Comment #15871616
You’re right that it can be easy to spot comments that may be fake, but to have confidence that certain comments are fake requires further analysis. One reason is that the mere use…
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Comment #15871598
In 2014 the court struck down net neutrality rules that prevented blocking and discrimination, which the FCC had issued under Title I of the 1934 Communications Act. But in 2016 th…
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Comment #15856862
You’re not alone. Many Americans – especially those far from major cities -- have only a single ISP available, others have only two ISPs. That’s why competition is more limited in …
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Comment #15856712
The law in our country requires federal agencies to provide every citizen with the right to notice and the opportunity to have his or her voice heard in policymaking. We now know f…
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Comment #15856556
That's awful and I'm sorry to hear it. You can report the fake comment to my office at https://ag.ny.gov/fakecomments .
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Comment #15856507
This comment was submitted under the name and address of someone we will call Jill, in Rochester, New York. As it turns out, Jill’s father wasn’t very happy about that submission b…
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Comment #15856442
If you have ideas for how to help my office's investigation, we welcome them. You can get in touch at https://ag.ny.gov/contact-attorney-general . Generally speaking, I encourage a…
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Comment #15856371
I’m glad you asked – this is a very important question. In short, the regulation is needed to protect against ISPs prioritizing their profits over their consumers, which is somethi…
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Comment #15856258
Not finished yet -- I'll be in and out today to answer your questions. Thanks to all for taking the time to join me.
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Comment #15856091
On Congress: Many members of Congress have already spoken up and called on the FCC to halt the process until the problems with public comments can be investigated. I hope more of o…
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Comment #15855981
Wow – I’m honored! The volcano of bad ideas coming out of this administration has kept me busy on a lot of fronts, so I haven’t had as much time as I’d like to keep myself up to da…
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Comment #15855909
We've received and we welcome submissions from people across the country. As New York's Attorney General, my responsibility is to the people of New York. But what happened in the N…
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Comment #15855825
The assistance we’ve requested should not require a subpoena. State and federal agencies cooperate all the time, especially when they are engaged in law enforcement investigations …
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Comment #15855807
This is a question I've gotten a lot in recent days -- and I totally get it. When it comes to this issue, I ask people to keep something important in mind: the law protects more th…
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Comment #15855676
Fortunately, it's not just my office that’s publicly supported net neutrality. (My office did submit its own public comment in support of net neutrality because we had an issue we …
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Comment #15855598
Thanks for this question. We think there's still time to stop repeal, so we're hoping everyone with a stake in this issue--especially the tech community--will mobilize to force the…
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Comment #15855523
I’m glad you asked – this report is really telling. It’s been reported that this study was paid for by Broadband for America, which counts many big ISPs as members. Yet even this s…
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Comment #15855471
My office put up a web page where you can easily check if your identity was misused and, if so, report the abuse to us: ag.ny.gov/fakecomments. In just a few days we’ve received th…
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Comment #15855454
Great question. State and local governments should do definitely take action to support net neutrality, because the overwhelming majority of their citizens – regardless of politics…
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Comment #15855401
I think it's the wrong decision. We live in a democracy, and our country has clear laws requiring federal agencies to honor every citizen’s right to have his or her voice heard on …
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Comment #15855357
Hey, everyone, this is AG Schneiderman, I'm here and ready to take your questions. Just a reminder that you can check to see if your identity was misused during the NN comment proc…
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Comment #15854326
Timing update here: I'll be on to answer some questions between 3 PM and 4 PM ET. Thanks all!