I'm on the FCC. Please stop us from killing net neutrality
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Re: I'm on the FCC. Please stop us from killing net neutrality
#2What is the most effective avenue to voice my concerns?
Re: I'm on the FCC. Please stop us from killing net neutrality
#3What indication is there that the current FCC would ever change course, no matter how loudly the constituents complained? Is the only goal of all the current outcry simply awareness?
Re: I'm on the FCC. Please stop us from killing net neutrality
#4Would someone outline the pros and cons of the FCC vs FTC overseeing regulation of the internet?
Re: I'm on the FCC. Please stop us from killing net neutrality
#5It’s amazing how the FCC can go against the American people when there is such overwhelming support for net neutrality.
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#6It’s amazing how the FCC can go against the American people when there is such overwhelming support for net neutrality.
I think you mean it's amazing what money can buy.
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#7Sorry I'm not buying into the panic.
Between wide scale TLS deployment and larger swaths of bandwidth available, I'd rather see free market solutions so these regulatory powers can't be abused. Net neutrality only matters if your ISP can decrypt your traffic and there is a limited share of bandwidth available.
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#8What is the most effective avenue to voice my concerns?
Call the FCC. Call your representatives. Make sure they know that you're in their district and that you vote.
When the FCC ran demos of broadband over power, it caused a tremendous amount of radio disturbance. Ham radio operators saw the disturbance on their licensed parts of the spectrum. They feared the FCC was killing Ham radio. So they wrote letters. Lots of letters. The FCC heard them and abandoned the trial of that technology.
Re: I'm on the FCC. Please stop us from killing net neutrality
#9It’s amazing how the FCC can go against the American people when there is such overwhelming support for net neutrality.
I think it was amazing it was the USSC that saved the 'net from overreaching gov reg (communications decency act).
Re: I'm on the FCC. Please stop us from killing net neutrality
#10Sorry I'm not buying into the panic. Between wide scale TLS deployment and larger swaths of bandwidth available, I'd rather see free market solutions so these regulatory powers can't be abused. Net neutrality only matters if your ISP can decrypt your traffic and there is a limited share of bandwidth available.
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