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The FCC is accused by an advocacy group of failing to comply with a public records request regarding Chairman Brendan Carr's use of the Signal messaging service. The group claims the FCC has withheld documents and redefined search criteria without proper notification. A federal judge previously ordered the FCC to produce documents related to this matter.
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The FCC is accused by an advocacy group of failing to comply with a public records request regarding Chairman Brendan Carr's use of the Signal messaging service. The group claims the FCC has withheld documents and redefined search criteria without proper notification. A federal judge previously ordered the FCC to produce documents related to this matter.
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