A technician gets cabling out of his truck to install Google Fiber in a residential home in Provo, Utah, January 2, 2014. REUTERS/George Frey
One of the United States' largest providers of high-speed Internet service wants you pay more to keep them from tracking what you search on the Web, a practice that concerns federal officials and privacy experts.
AT&T's plan requires metro Atlanta customers of its high-speed gigabit service to allow the company to track their web searches in exchange for a discounted price.
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