Litigation
Oct. 30, 2014
Federal Trade Commission sues AT&T for slowing customers' Internet speed
A government agency sued AT&T Mobility LLC Tuesday claiming the company tricked consumers into believing they had unlimited data plans on their smartphones while actually slowing people's Internet speed once they use too much data.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SAN FRANCISCO - The Federal Trade Commission sued AT&T Mobility LLC Tuesday claiming the company tricked consumers into believing they had unlimited data plans on their smartphones while actually slowing people's Internet speed once they used too much data.
It's the first "data throttling" case brought by the FTC against a telecommunications carrier, and requests the company ...
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