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T-Mobile must lift low-income home internet limits.

These are home internet plans, not T-Mobile’s mobile plans. New York officials say a state investigation found that T-Mobile violated the Affordable Broadband Act by putting a 50GB monthly cap on the required low-income plans and slowing speeds to less than one megabit per second. T-Mobile agreed to a settlement that requires the data cap and speed restrictions to be removed, the plans to be offered in more parts of the state, and information about them to be easier to find. The speed restrictions must be eliminated and availability expanded within 120 days; the settlement gives no timing for making the information easier to find.

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  • Kathy Hochul
  • Letitia James
  • T-Mobile US

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