
"FCC Mandates Broadband 'Nutrition' Labels for Transparent Internet Service Pricing and Performance"
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has implemented a new rule requiring internet service providers (ISPs) with over 100,000 subscribers to display broadband "nutrition" labels, disclosing true costs, speeds, data allowances, and hidden fees. The labels must include information on introductory rates, additional charges, real-life speeds, data caps, and surcharges, aiming to address consumer complaints about misleading marketing and hidden costs. This move aims to provide consumers with transparent and upfront information about broadband packages.



