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Net neutrality comments mostly came from bots and fake email addresses, Pew finds

November 29, 2017/

Among the nearly 22 million public comments about net neutrality filed with the Federal Communications Commission in recent months, only 6% of them were unique comments, a Pew Research Center study has found.

Mike Snider, USA TODAY

https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/talkingtech/2017/11/29/net-neutrality-comments-mostly-came-bots-and-fake-email-addresses-pew-finds/904439001/

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