As always, I love when Chair Jessica Rosenworcel shows her technical chops, as she just did in answer on future of geolocation and suicide prevention.

Today’s FCC vote restoring net neutrality is a HUGE step toward an open internet. The minority commissioners’ arguments against it are anti-citizen, anti-consumer, anti-public safety, and radically inimical to the kind of open internet needed to replenish our democracy.

🎉The The FCC just voted to restore #netneutrality rules, reversing the unpopular decision to repeal them under the leadership by Chairman Pai in 2017. We applaud the FCC for acting to ensure an open internet! Read our full statement from John Bergmayer:
publicknowledge.org/public-knowled…

A public service announcement

These are all pirate radio items. Notices of apparent liability (NALs). (The FCC issues NALs as first step b4 issuing forfeiture.)
Still waiting on conclusion of 2020 NALs against major carriers.

#netneutrality item passes. Applause. We now shift to the 5 enforcement items.
Item 3, item 4, item 5, item 6, item 7, itm 8, all uninamiously adopted.
Now we find out what they are.

Now Chair Jessica Rosenworcel reminds folks these rules were and remain very popular. Also reminds we have state #netneutrality but need Fed level broadband policy.

Gomez also yakes a dig Brendan Carr lengthy statement.
One thing different from 2015 and 2017, Commissioners are more collegial.

Now Commisioner Gomez. Highlights importance of broadband and need for federal level protections. #netneutrality Rules 'prioritize consumers' and ensure a 'competitive ecosystem.'

Commissioner Nathan Simington gets applause for relying on his written statement without reading it into record. #netneutrality