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AT&T loses key ruling in class action over unlimited-data throttling

AT&T's mandatory-arbitration clause is unenforceable in a class-action case over AT&T's throttling of unlimited data, a panel of US appeals court judges ruled this week.

https://arstechnica.com/tech-policy/2020/02/att-loses-key-ruling-in-class-action-over-unlimited-data-throttling/?amp=1

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Post ID: @OP+13DwG5tU

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att is a POS company

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Post ID: @3owr+13DwG5tU

It's because of the AT&T debt.

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Post ID: @2ije+13DwG5tU

I would not celebrate. The 9th “circus” is the most overturned federal appellate jurisdiction in the country. They call it 9th circus for a good reason. The judges on that circuit are clowns.

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Post ID: @1oyj+13DwG5tU

What do you expect from Ratty? Just more creative accounting that blew up in our faces. Ratty will get a few extra million $ in compensation for his innovation!

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Post ID: @1hkf+13DwG5tU

Being an internet provider isn’t real hard math. You lay down a pipe and sell the access at a speed you can guarantee. That is about it but att has added their own creative accounting so everyone can get a bonus.

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Post ID: @1jvy+13DwG5tU

Californians’ class-action against AT&T over phone speeds can proceed

https://www.sfchronicle.com/business/amp/Californians-class-action-against-AT-T-over-15066069.php

Consumers in California can proceed with a class-action suit against AT&T for slowing down data speeds on mobile phones despite a promise of unlimited service, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.

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Post ID: @1bgx+13DwG5tU

this is a joke. I can't believe are tax dollars have to get wasted on this because att cannot run a legitimate business and have to cheat customers. att will get what it deserves.

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