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Smaller ISPs Not Bound by Net Neutrality Transparency Rules [...]
Smaller ISPs Not Bound by Net Neutrality Transparency Rules after FCC Vote
📅 - For ISPs with less than 250K subscribers, they no longer have to comply with the transparency rules from the 2015 Title II net neutrality order. This came after the FCC voted to adopt a new order last week.
Carriers with fewer than 100K subscribers already didn't have to comply with these rules, but now the commission has changed things again. It's expected that the FCC will roll back the entire Title II Orders before it expires in 2020.
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