Taxpayers Protection Alliance Slams ISP Privacy Rules
The Taxpayers Protection Alliance slammed FCC ISP privacy rules in a filing Monday in docket 16-106. “The Privacy Order was another example of how intrusive the FCC had become under the leadership of former Chairman [Tom] Wheeler,” the group said.…
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“Partisan votes, a tilt toward regulation, and agency overreach were all components of the Privacy Order. … [It] represents the exact opposite of what should be a primary concern for the FCC, preserving and promoting a free and open Internet.”