FCC's Comment Fraud Problem WAY Worse Than Anyone Imagined
July 12, 2017
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as posted by the channelLately on The Humanist Report, we've been talking about fraudulent comments being submitted to the FCC on behalf of the telecom industry that are drowning out the public's voices, and we recently learned more about the issue. A recent analysis by TechDirt reveals that fake comments are MUCH more problematic than we initially expected, and FCC chairman Ajit Pai will undoubtedly use these fraudulent comments as justification to rollback Title II net neutrality regulations, citing broad public support for his pro-corporate agenda under false pretenses.
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