Letters to the Editor

Editor: I recently learned that last August, the FCC approved deregulation that allows telecom companies to shut down their copper wire landline phone service, and replace it with internet-based phone service.

This decision affects California’s most vulnerable groups. And if the federal government won’t look out for their interests, the state government should step in.

According to the FCC order, because landline service requires infrastructure that’s expensive to maintain, its use is preventing us from transitioning to the next generation of communication technology.

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