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The Supreme Court ruled against AT&T and Verizon, affirming the FCC's authority to impose fines for selling users' location data without consent. The decision reversed a previous ruling by the 5th Circuit and upheld a total fine of $104 million against the carriers.
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The Supreme Court ruled against AT&T and Verizon, affirming the FCC's authority to impose fines for selling users' location data without consent. The decision reversed a previous ruling by the 5th Circuit and upheld a total fine of $104 million against the carriers.
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