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A federal appeals court rejected T-Mobile's attempt to overturn $92 million in fines for selling customer location ...
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Despite its attempt to appeal, T-Mobile must pay $92m for failing to protect customer location data
T-Mobile isn't the only carrier to have appealed FCC fines over customer location data sharing, but it is the first to ...
When a federal appeals court delivered its ruling last week, it shut down T-Mobile’s attempt to overturn a $92 million ...
An appeals court has upheld a Federal Communications Commission order fining T-Mobile $92 million for sharing wireless customers' location data.
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T-Mobile ordered to pay massive $92 million fine for failing to safeguard customer location data
T-Mobile has had a pretty good year so far, increasing customers and revenue with its wireless business, while also branching ...
T-Mobile USA Inc. and Sprint failed to convince the DC Circuit to vacate FCC orders that cost the carriers more than $90 ...
A US court has upheld the FCC’s $92M fine against T-Mobile for selling customer location data, marking a major win for ...
The fine encompasses $80 million levied against T-Mobile and an additional $12 million related to Sprint, which T-Mobile acquired in 2020. The court unanimously determined that the carriers violated ...
Mobile, Verizon, and AT&T nearly $200 million for illegally selling customer location data. All three appealed, and ...
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