FCC Investigates Wireless Carriers For Allegedly Lying About Rural Coverage
The FCC said today that it will investigate whether “major carriers” provided inaccurate information on their coverage areas as the agency determined where to send funds for rural broadband. The Mobility Fund II project is meant to allocate more than $4.5 billion to encourage building out mobile broadband service in rural areas. As part of the project, the FCC requested coverage maps from carriers, which it could then use to determine which areas needed support. FCC said it reviewed more than 20 million speed tests The agency said a review of more than 20 million speeds tests raised serious questions about the accuracy of the data, and it has suspended the next steps of the project while it investigates. FCC Chairman Ajit Pai has... Continue reading…
FCC Investigates Wireless Carriers For Allegedly Lying About Rural Coverage
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Sat 8 Dec 18 from HotHardware
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FCC to probe whether major carriers gave false coverage information
The Federal Communications Commission said on Friday it was investigating whether major wireless service providers submitted false information about their coverage areas.
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FCC kicks off investigation into broadband map accuracy - CNET
A preliminary review suggests the commission's rules may have been violated.
Fri 7 Dec 18 from CNET
FCC investigating whether carriers gave inaccurate information on rural coverage maps
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