2 Million Fake Net Neutrality Comments Stole American Identities

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman updates the investigation into fake content submitted during the net neutrality comment process.

The office of New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman today released new details on the investigation into fraudulent content submitted during the net neutrality comment process. Updated analysis shows two million comments stole real Americans identity.
Those two million comments included more than 100,000 comments per state from New York, Florida, Texas, and California, which are the most heavily affected states. More than 5,000 people to date have filed reports on identities used to submit fake comments regarding the Federal Communications Commissions repeal of net neutrality.
The FCC is scheduled to vote on the repeal today, December 14, and plans to move forward with the vote despite evidence the public comment process was compromised, the AGs office reports. AG Schneiderman says moving forward with the vote would make a mockery of our public comment process and the FCC must postpone this vote.
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