FCC Rolls Out Nutrition Labels for Internet Plans to Boost Transparency, But Full Compliance Lacking
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New FCC rule requires internet providers to display "nutrition labels" showing monthly costs, typical speeds, fees, etc. Makes comparing plans easier.
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Labels help give consumers power back against confusing internet packages. But not perfect; some companies not fully complying yet.
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Find labels on providers' websites when checking availability. Click "broadband facts." Compare cable/fiber/satellite options.
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Shortcomings Some missing full disclosures. Only for standalone internet plans. Not shown on monthly bills. Can't easily compare providers.
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Overall a win for transparency and empowering consumers, though room for improvement. Celebrate progress while pushing for fuller compliance.