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Broadband internet service has become essential in the daily lives of 21st century consumers. In a country stricken by the pandemic, an affordable high-speed internet connection isn’t just a digital rights issue, it’s a civil rights issue. Consumer Reports, along with a coalition of partners, is examining consumers' internet bills, usage, and speeds – groundbreaking data that will help advocate for affordable internet for all.
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Consumer Reports and The Guardian partnered with our members to explore the challenges that many in the US face getting access to safe, clean, affordable water, and the injustices to those most at risk.
Thousands of consumers provided their cable TV bills to Consumer Reports so we could examine the long list of hidden fees on customers' bills. This evidence spurred Congress to pass a national law requiring pay-TV companies to tell consumers exactly what they'll pay upfront – with no hidden fees – before they sign a contract
Under the new California Consumer Privacy Act, Californians have the right to access, delete, and stop the sale of their personal information. As the new law takes effect, we are working with people to make sure the law is working for them, and holding companies accountable to make sure your privacy is protected.