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FCC asks users to report their broadband experiences

25.03.2021
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Data will help to build maps to inform future service decisions

The US Federal Communications Commission has embarked on a consumer feedback initiative as part of a broadband data collection project, reports Ars Technica. The data will contribute to the mapping of broadband services across the country – current maps are thought to be largely inaccurate. The website quotes FCC chair, Jessica Rosenworcel, saying ‘collecting data from consumers who are directly affected by the lack of access to broadband will help inform the FCC’s mapping efforts and future decisions about where service is needed.’

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The US Federal Communications Commission has embarked on a consumer feedback initiative as part of a broadband data collection project, reports Ars Technica.

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