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POLITICS & POLICY • UNITED STATES
New York says T-Mobile violated low-income internet speed requirement
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New York says T-Mobile violated a requirement for its low-income home internet plan by reducing speeds after customers used 50 gigabytes, according to Ars Technica. The article says speeds fell to 600 kilobits per second, below the stated 25-megabit requirement.
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Why it matters
The allegation concerns access and connection speeds for New Yorkers using the low-income plan. The article does not say how many customers are affected or whether the company has responded.
What happens next
The article does not report a decision or remedy from New York, or say what steps T-Mobile will take.
Whether New York takes formal enforcement action or seeks a remedy.
Whether T-Mobile responds or changes the plan’s data and speed terms.