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New York Accuses T-Mobile of Illegally Imposing Data Cap on Low-Income Internet Plan · Cyprus Report

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New York Accuses T-Mobile of Illegally Imposing Data Cap on Low-Income Internet Plan

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New York officials allege that T-Mobile unlawfully placed a 50-gigabyte monthly data cap on its low-income home internet plans.
State regulations require qualifying low-income home internet plans to deliver speeds of at least 25 megabits per second without restrictions.
Under T-Mobile's capped plan, internet speeds were reportedly reduced to 600 kilobits per second after the 50-gigabyte limit was reached.

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T-Mobile illegally imposed 50 GB cap on low-income home Internet plan, NY saysArs Technica · 3 days ago

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New York officials allege that T-Mobile unlawfully placed a 50-gigabyte monthly data cap on its low-income home internet plans.
State regulations require qualifying low-income home internet plans to deliver speeds of at least 25 megabits per second without restrictions.
Under T-Mobile's capped plan, internet speeds were reportedly reduced to 600 kilobits per second after the 50-gigabyte limit was reached.

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