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Late last year, the FTC filed a lawsuit against AT&T, stating that the carrier was throttling data for users on unlimited plans, a practice that has allegedly been going on since 2011. AT&T is now looking to file a motion to dismiss the lawsuit by invoking the Tier II "common carrier" clause, which exempts the carrier from FTC's jurisdiction and places it under the purview of the FCC.
Full story from the iMore Blog...01-10-2015 07:40 AM
AT&T files motion to dismiss FTC's data throttling suit, invokes common carrier status
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