A report from the California Public Advocates Office shows that capping internet service costs for low-income households would have only a minor affect on providers' profits.

As the Affordable Connectivity Program runs out of funding, some 23 million households are expected to lose out on discounts.

Internet service providers are now required by the FCC to display labels resembling those on food packaging, with information on prices, speeds and data allowances.

The long-criticized practice of registering service availability by census block will be replaced by polygonal outlines showing exactly where service is available.