If you've shopped for an internet plan in the past year and a half, you've probably seen a nutrition label detailing the key facts about each available plan. Last week, the Republican-led Federal Communications Commission voted to water down rules on where internet providers are required to display the labels and what they include in them.

Last week's vote was technically a "Notice of Proposed Rulemaking," which will allow public comment before a final vote. If it's passed, a highly likely outcome given the commission's Republican majority, internet service providers will no longer be required to read the labels to customers over the phone. Nor will they be obligated to give a complete accounting of the fees on broadband plans and make the labels available in a subscriber's account po

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