Users who complain about AT&T iPhone unlimited data throttle or other device data throttling from this carrier are not alone as this problem was noticed by the Federal Trade Commission. The result is predicted: the FTC filed AT&T data throttling lawsuit accusing the well-known American mobile company in “unfair data throttling” towards its customers.
It is true that all U.S. carriers are fighting for subscribers and each year this war is getting tougher and tougher. The companies come up with new promotions and deals trying to attract new consumers and keep their current subscribers interested in staying with the particular network.
AT&T data throttling is nothing new. All carriers promise to throttle unlimited data plan users for overusing data in busy hours. Still some companies finally realize that such a plan might not serve them well.
According to the FTC [the Comission posted their official announcement in Twitter and through other sources], the carrier promised users unlimited data and instead slowed speeds offering unfair data throttling.
As the FTC notes, the carrier doesn’t throttle data speeds for subscribers who are not using the unlimited data plans. As AT&T says in return, that the claims made by the FTC are “baseless” and the carrier is “transparent” with its contracts and U.S. law.
Have you suffered from AT&T iPhone unlimited data throttle issue or not? What do you think about the FTC’s claims and this lawsuit?




