Class Action Suit Targets AT&T
Mobile Burn: Suit asserts the mobile operator systematically overstates data use on the iPhone.
"The plaintiff for the case, Patrick Hendricks, claims that the "phantom data" over-charges were also found by an independent consulting company, which the complaint says "purchased an iPhone from an AT&T store, immediately disabled all push notifications and location services, confirmed that no email account was configured on the phone, closed all applications, and let the phone sit untouched for ten days.""
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