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T-Mobile illegally imposed 50 GB cap on low-income home Internet plan, NY says

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New York government officials allege T-Mobile illegally imposed a 50 GB monthly data cap and reduced speeds to under 1 Mbps on low-income home Internet plans, violating the New York Affordable Broadband Act. A settlement was reached requiring T-Mobile to eliminate these speed limits and expand plan availability within 120 days. The incident concerns T-Mobile's wireless home Internet service, not its mobile plans. Governor Kathy Hochul and Attorney General Letitia James announced the settlement on Monday.

Key points

• T-Mobile violated the New York Affordable Broadband Act by imposing a 50 GB monthly data cap and reducing speeds to less than 1 Mbps on low-income home Internet plans.
• A settlement was reached requiring T-Mobile to eliminate speed limits and expand plan availability within 120 days.

Context

Governor Kathy Hochul and New York Attorney General Letitia James announced the settlement on Monday regarding T-Mobile's wireless home Internet service. The violation occurred under the New York Affordable Broadband Act, and the settlement aims to ensure low-income customers receive required broadband speeds.

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Evidence covers only the alleged violation and settlement details; specific customer data, settlement financial terms, and long-term impact outcomes are not provided.

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