What is the USF charge that shows up on my bill

What is the USF charge that shows up on my bill

The Universal Service Fund (USF) subsidizes rural phone companies, phone service for qualified low-income households, and telecom services for schools and libraries. Effective Oct 1, the Federal Communications Commission is requiring Internet phone companies to make direct USF contributions. The charge will be applied to your monthly invoice. For more information, please visit http://www.fcc.gov/oig/oigaudpm-usf.html.
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