‘After Losing Lawsuit Over Throttling, AT&T Could Face New Wave Of Claims’ by Wendy Davis
Wendy Davis’ latest post on MediaPost is titled “After Losing Lawsuit Over Throttling, AT&T Could Face New Wave Of Claims”.
Wendy says, “In 2010, AT&T said it would no longer allow new subscribers to purchase unlimited data plans. Existing customers, however, who already had unlimited plans would be allowed to retain them.
Last July, however, AT&T announced that it would begin throttling even users on unlimited plans — a move it justified as part of an effort to “manage exploding demand” for data. The company said it would reduce speeds for smartphone users on unlimited plans who are among the top 5% of heaviest data users”.
After Losing Lawsuit Over Throttling, AT&T Could Face New Wave Of Claims
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