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FCC Considers Ending $2 Billion Program for School and Library Internet Access

25 Haziran 2026Arstechnica

The FCC is considering terminating a $2 billion program designed to connect schools and libraries to the Internet, with Commissioner Carr citing concerns over excessive screen time for children. This move has sparked criticism, with some accusing Carr of overstepping by attempting to act as 'the nation’s parent.' Th…
The program in question has been pivotal in providing Internet access to schools and libraries, which are often the primary sources of technology for many students. The FCC's deliberation reflects broader societal concerns regarding children's health and well-being in the digital age.
The potential cancellation of the program raises questions about the balance between protecting children from screen time and ensuring access to essential educational resources. Critics argue that limiting Internet access could hinder learning opportunities, especially in underserved areas.

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