Sprint and Verizon violate the FCC's Net neutrality transparency rule by failing to "meaningfully disclose which subscribers will be eligible for throttling” and AT&T, Sprint, and Verizon violate the transparency rule by failing to disclose which areas of the network are congested and are subject to throttling. T-Mobile violates the transparency rule by preventing throttled subscribers from determining the actual network speed available to them. If the FCC's transparency rules mean anything, they must require carriers to let subscribers know why, when, and to what speed their connections might be throttled. The wireless providers should not be allowed to pick, choose, and interpret rules to benefit their business model under the guise of network stability.
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