The FCC wants to hear from you on just how bad your internet really is

The FCC won't let internet service providers be. What you need to know The FCC has announced a new initiative to collect data on consumer experiences with ISPs. Americans are encouraged to fill out a form describing their experience with their internet provider. The information will be used to help the FCC improve broadband access. Broadband internet access is still a mess in the United States, with many rural areas still struggling to access decent, affordable internet, even in 2021. There are a few ways to figure out how to fix slow Wi-Fi at home, especially if you're not getting your advertised speeds, but even these methods won't help everyone fix their bad internet. While this has gone largely unaddressed for many years, the FCC is finally cracking down on internet service providers (ISPs) by taking a more direct approach to the matter that involves getting information directly from consumers. Take note. We're going straight to consumers. https://t.co/bZzsFo46ap— Jessica...
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