FCC seeks US$100mil AT&T fine over ‘unlimited’ data plans


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 18 Jun 2015

DEFIANT: AT&T said it would fight the fine, saying it extensively warned customers in 2011 that some high-volume users would see their transfer speeds slowed.

WASHINGTON: The US telecommunications regulator said it plans to fine AT&T US$100mil (RM373.22mil) after the company sharply slowed down data speeds to customers of its unlimited mobile data plans. 

The Federal Communications Commission said the company misled millions of customers who subscribed to AT&T Mobility’s unlimited data services. 

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