The Federal Communications Commission has unveiled a new labelling system for desktop and mobile internet providers in the US that it says will help offer transparency for consumers and drive competition. But… They ain’t exactly pretty. We give you: the mobile Consumer Broadband Label. #FCClabels pic.twitter.com/1FHWG696UV — The FCC (@FCC) April 4, 2016 The labels should help you make better price and service comparisons by detailing all fees and charges so you don’t get screwed over by service providers. Unfortunately, the labelling isn’t legally required, so some companies could sidestep the process, but the Obama administration has said those that don’t comply…
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