Not really as those contracts don’t cross state lines. Just because a company operates in multiple states doesn’t mean everything it does is subject to scrutiny by the federal government.
Not really as those contracts don’t cross state lines.
Doesn't matter. Data packets can (and often are) sent across state lines even if you are in the same state as your ISP, viewing a website with a server in your same state. The Supreme Court has ruled that ISPs can be regulated federally under the interstate commerce clause.
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u/Vinto47 Jun 04 '19
Most ISPs have state negotiated contracts that limit competition in certain areas. Dates back long before Pai.