US Schools Protest FCC Plan Threatening Internet Access for Students
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Schools across the United States are protesting a Federal Communications Commission (FCC) plan that could cut off internet access for students by threatening the E-Rate fund. The FCC chair has attributed the potential disconnection to concerns over kids' excessive screen time, placing blame on schools.
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Originally published by arstechnica