FCC finally gets around to denying net neutrality complaint against Verizon
Pai's FCC temporarily forgot about July 2016 complaint against Verizon.
By Jon Brodkin
The Federal Communications Commission has finally gotten around to denying a net neutrality complaint filed against Verizon in July 2016, two years before the commission eliminated its net neutrality rules.
The complaint by Verizon Wireless customer Alex Nguyen was the only formal net neutrality complaint the FCC received during the three years its rules were in place. Nguyen alleged that Verizon took numerous actions that blocked third-party devices and applications from being used on its network. His complaint said that Verizon's actions violated both the net neutrality rules and the open access rules applied to C Block spectrum licenses owned by Verizon.
Posted 5 years ago by Monty Solomon in General Telecommunications Forum
