New FCC rule forces T-Mobile, others to display ‘nutrition labels’ for plans
- The FCC has mandated new broadband “nutrition labels” for all wired and wireless internet service providers (ISPs).
- These labels must clearly break down plan costs, speeds, and hidden fees, resembling the ingredient lists found on food products.
- Since today was the rollout deadline, we’re seeing them appear on carrier websites.
Starting today, T-Mobile and other internet service providers (ISPs) across the United States have begun displaying broadband facts labels under new federal regulations. These “nutrition labels” aim to give consumers a transparent look at what they’re paying for when they sign up for broadband service, including both wired and wireless services.
According to the FCC, this initiative aims to eliminate surprises on monthly bills. President Biden underscored this aspect in a recent announcement as an effort to combat “junk fees.”
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