T-Mobile to remove data caps, expand affordable internet access for New Yorkers
The company will expand access and make enrollment easier after state officials said only 15 households had signed up.
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New York State Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Josh Hoch announced yesterday (9th) that they have reached an agreement with telecommunications operator T-Mobile, requiring the company to improve and expand its affordable internet service for low-income families, eliminate data caps on low-cost plans, and allow more eligible residents to inquire about and apply for the $15 per month home broadband service.
Attorney General James and Governor Hochul Improve Access to Affordable Home Internet for Vulnerable New Yorkers
T-Mobile Will Remove Data Caps, Expand into New Areas, and Make it Easier for New Yorkers to Discover and Sign Up for Low-Priced Home Internet Service New York Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul today announced an agreement with T-Mobile USA, Inc. (T-Mobile) requiring the company to improve and expand the home internet […]
State strikes agreement with T-Mobile after cell giant found throttling ‘unlimited’ plans, hid affordable options
ALBANY — New York state officials are celebrating a new agreement they’ve struck with T-Mobile, the third-largest American cell phone network, after they found the company had been violating state law requiring affordable broadband offerings without data caps.
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