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It's interstate commerce, feds have a lot of power when it comes to anything that crosses state lines. Even if it's indirect. By employing net neutrality law in
by devwastaken 6y ago
It's interstate commerce, feds have a lot of power when it comes to anything that crosses state lines. Even if it's indirect. By employing net neutrality law in Cali, they affect the transmission of data in and out of Cali, therefore being interstate.
Perhaps it's somehow special here, but that's my understanding of anything and everything that crosses state lines.
- ivalm 6y agoBut feds argument was that they are not empowered to regulate ISPs. So effectively there is no regulation either way on Fed level and so the state isn’t going against anything.