> His official FCC Twitter account, where he antagonized people who criticized him, has been deleted.<p>Are gov't officials allowed to delete their official use Twitter (and any social media) accounts just like that? I would think posts should be archived or put in read only mode for posterity?
I'm not the author of the list below, but it's a nice TLDR.<p>Here is a list of harmful nonsense [1] Pai and his FCC did over the last four years:<p>- Killed net neutrality<p>- Approved T-Mobile / Sprint merger<p>- Repeatedly released reports that claimed U.S. broadband is fine<p>- Defended murder of net neutrality in court<p>- Flubbed Puerto Rico hurricane disaster response<p>- Slow-walked and obstructed investigation into telecom company sale of your location data<p>- Said FTC would protect net neutrality (it didn’t, and couldn’t)<p>- Falsely claimed killing net neutrality was good for broadband access (it wasn’t)<p>- Refused to brief Congress about telecom companies’ sale of their customers’ phone location data<p>- Helped Comcast and other major telecom companies in their pursuit of monopolistic power<p>- Oversaw America’s falling rank in an annual “Internet Freedom” index<p>- Allowed Verizon to throttle California firefighters’ data while they were fighting unprecedented wildfires<p>- Invented a DDoS attack that shut down the FCC’s net neutrality comment system<p>- Lied to public about that fake DDoS attack that shut down the agency’s net neutrality comment system<p>- Lied to Congress about that fake DDoS attack<p>- Didn’t detect that dead people were leaving comments on net neutrality comment system<p>- Refused to change the definition of ‘broadband’<p>- Demanded $200 to release emails about his giant mug<p>- Allowed scammers to submit fake comments about net neutrality under the names of two sitting senators<p>- Did that dumbass Harlem Shake thing with a pizzagate conspiracy theorist<p>- Became a rubber stamp for Sinclair Media and<p>- Tried to kill a broadband assistance program that subsidized internet connections for the economically unstable and poor<p>- Got a literal gun from the NRA for his “courage” in killing net neutrality<p>- Was investigated by his own agency for alleged corruption as he pushed to dismantle media consolidation rules<p>- Published report claiming broadband market was magically fixed by repealing net neutrality<p>- Ignored 22 million comments supporting net neutrality<p>- Tried to reclassify cell phone data service as “broadband internet”<p>- Allowed phone call rates for incarcerated people to skyrocket<p>[1]: <a href="https://www.vice.com/en/topic/ajit-pai" rel="nofollow">https://www.vice.com/en/topic/ajit-pai</a>