It would end up being the only formal complaint filed under the net neutrality rules.
At one point, Verizon objected to his definition of “Verizon” and proposed its own definition.
Nguyen then objected to Verizon’s objection, saying that Verizon “copied my definition almost verbatim,” which, in fact, it had.
He points to Verizon temporarily blocking the Nexus 7, third-party iPhone 6s, and third-party Nexus 6s.
Because of that, Verizon could still be on the hook for a lot of his complaints, even if the net neutrality order goes down.
If the commission wants to let Verizon off the hook, waiting ought to make that easier.
But he recognizes that it's become even more important now that the net neutrality rules are almost gone. »