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FCC Opposes Fake Steve Jobs’ AT&T DDoS – Urged Public to Use “Common Sense”
In: broadbandreports.com|Cellphone|Communication|Computer|Hardware|Internet|iPhone|Networks|Site Feeds|Unusual
19 Dec 2009
Fake Steve Jobs (journalist Dan Lyons) recently proposed that iPhone users earlier today at 3PM EST begin gobbling up as much bandwidth as possible – in protest of AT&T’s shoddy 3G network performance. AT&T has since called the joke “irresponsible and pointless,” and now even the FCC has chimed in on “Operation Chokehold.”
“To purposely try to disrupt or negatively impact a network with ill-intent is irresponsible and presents a significant public safety concern,” the FCC tells ABC News. It added that “threats of this nature are serious, and we caution the public to use common sense and good judgment.” Even Lyons seems to be backing away from the campaign, though judging from comments to his post by his blog’s readers, AT&T users may not be listening.
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2 Responses to FCC Opposes Fake Steve Jobs’ AT&T DDoS – Urged Public to Use “Common Sense”
[email protected]
December 19th, 2009 at 9:19 pm
You got me, I’m clicking thru.
Shailendra Vijayvergia
January 28th, 2010 at 4:18 am
Yes, people should be educated about cyber safety and issues related to online presene like identity theft, phishing, scams etc.
Common sense is seriously required to be safe online.