VA Reviews Calif. Net Neutrality Law Impact
The Veterans Affairs Department is checking if California’s net neutrality law “impacts the partnerships VA has developed with cellular carriers to assist Veterans with limited data plans connect with their healthcare services,” a spokesperson said Thursday: VA is communicating with…
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California to make sure veterans aren’t “unintentionally impacted in California and elsewhere.” A report said some VA officials raised concerns. Gov. Gavin Newsom's office (D) didn’t comment. FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr tweeted Wednesday, "Cutting off free mental health services for veterans is the unconscionable outcome demanded by regressive ‘net neutrality’ laws."