On June 1 the Federal Communications Commission called out for 10,000 volunteers to participate in a scientific, nationwide test of broadband quality that will use customized home-routers to test download speeds, latency, jitter, packet loss, and more. Results are expected by the end of the year. The FCC also called for public comment on the best way to measure wireless mobile broadband speed. A survey released the same day found that 91 percent of home broadband users are somewhat or very satisfied with their speeds but 80 percent don't know what their speed is. The agency wants providers to give consumers more reliable information before choosing a plan or provider, and said marketing phrases such as "blazing fast" provide insufficient consumer information.