Your browser is outdated! Upgrade to a different browser or install Google Chrome Frame to experience the full version of this site.

Presented by Free Press

Dear Mr. McAdam:

Verizon has made it clear in court that it intends to break the Internet as we know it and move toward a model of paid prioritization. Verizon has also violated its users privacy through its involvement with the National Security Agency's surveillance programs

We have a simple request.

We would like Verizon to clean up its act.

    Not ? Click here.

    You will receive periodic updates from Free Press and the Free Press Action Fund. You may unsubscribe at any time.

    Hey, Verizon! Time to Come Clean!

    Verizon’s a real mess these days. It thinks it has the right to block what we do and say online. And it apparently sees nothing wrong with helping the NSA hoover up our private communications.

    Verizon doesn’t just want to watch where we go online. It also wants to determine where we go in the first place.

    It’s time for Verizon to clean up its act.

    Take action and we’ll send a petition with your name — and some much-needed soap — to Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam.

    Free Press and the Free Press Action Fund do not support or oppose any candidate for public office. We are nonpartisan organizations advocating for universal and affordable Internet access, diverse media ownership, vibrant public media and quality journalism. We may deliver petitions and surveys you've completed to the president, federal and state legislators, or agencies like the Federal Communications Commission. We request your address so we can deliver your message to the appropriate office, and may include in these deliveries information such as your name, town or city and state. We take your privacy seriously — read our privacy policy here.

    Presented by Free Press