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AT&T Halts Free Data Services After Net Neutrality Ruling

on March 17, 2021

Supporters of the California law argue that AT&T offered the data allowance exemptions to steer customers to video services it owns.“Since many people are concerned about going over their data caps, this program gives AT&T’s video services an advantage over competing online video services,” Barbara van Schewick, a professor at Stanford Law School, said in a statement.

Date Published:03/17/2021
Original Publication:Bloomberg

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