The labels are required to be provided at the time of purchase but are often inconspicuous, hidden in tiny links or QR codes, and not standardized, making them difficult for consumers to locate and compare.
The labels are not prominently displayed, consumers are often unaware of their existence, and there is no standardization, leading to confusion and difficulty in comparing plans.
The FCC could mandate more prominent display of labels, standardize their format, and increase enforcement to ensure providers comply effectively.
SpaceX lawyers advised against seeking higher clearance for Musk due to risks, including his past use of recreational drugs and international contacts, which could jeopardize his top-secret clearance and the company's national security contracts.
Musk has a top-secret security clearance, which is the highest of three general levels, but it does not grant him access to sensitive compartmented information or special access programs.
CEOs of companies like Lockheed Martin and Boeing have access to sensitive compartmented information, while Musk does not, as SpaceX deemed it too risky to pursue higher clearance for him.
Musk may need access to classified Pentagon spending, and President-elect Trump could potentially grant him access without traditional vetting, which SpaceX is preparing for.
As SpaceX deepened its ties) with national-security agencies in recent years, the company’s lawyers advised senior executives not to seek a higher security clearance for Elon Musk, the rocket company's founder and CEO, according to people familiar with the matter. WSJ investigations reporter Joe Palazzolo joins Tech News Briefing to explain why and what this means now that Musk has been tapped by President-elect Donald Trump to co-lead the new Department of Government Efficiency. Plus, internet plans now come with “nutrition labels)” that disclose prices and speeds. But consumers can’t find them or understand them. Julie Chang hosts.
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