The FCC’s press release implies that not updating advertising and data collection efforts related to the ACP are likely not accidents.

The Secure and Affordable Broadband Extension Act would provide a discount of as much as $30/mo for eligible households for ACP replacement.


In April, with the ACP’s end on the horizon, the Benton Institute surveyed more than 2,500 households about the potential impact.

The rating system scored low-cost internet plans based on criteria including cost, speed, data limits, technology, and more.

The report’s preliminary results show the tremendous impact the ACP termination will have on households and providers.
