The alleged death threat comes as the Federal Communications Commission prepares to overturn its net neutrality rules amid a reportedly flawed comment process. A supporter of net neutrality allegedly threatened to kill a New York congressman and his family if he didn’t back the rules.
The death threat comes as the Federal Communications Commission is preparing to overturn its broadly popular net neutrality rules.
The death threat and the FCC’s upcoming vote come amid charges that the agency’s comment process on its proposal was seriously flawed.
The Federal Communications Commission’s effort to overturn net neutrality rules is stirring up intense passions, allegedly even criminal ones.
Criminal charges were filed against a Syracuse man who allegedly threatened to kill Rep. John Katko and Katko’s family, if the Republican congressman from New York didn’t support net neutrality, according to a press release from the FCC on Thursday.
Tech: A net neutrality supporter allegedly threatened to kill a congressman and his family if he didn’t back the internet rules
