said by SimbaSeven:I'm sure the wireless companies will shut the hell up rather quickly when they start loosing large chunks of spectrum for each "whine".
The FCC can't do that. The FCC is in charge of regulating spectrum in the sense that it allocates it and ensures that one license holder doesn't interfere with another. With the exception of objectional content on public broadcast TV and radio, they do not have any authority to tell the license holders what content they can or can't allow on their private networks.
Like it or not, there are specific rules that were in place when these companies paid for their spectrum. The FCC can't just write a new rule and then take the spectrum back if the companies don't follow the new rule. It just doesn't work like that.