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The Supreme Court has rejected Verizon's request for a $47 million refund related to an FCC fine. This decision ends Verizon's chances of contesting the fine in lower courts, while AT&T and T-Mobile continue to challenge similar penalties for selling user location data without consent.
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The Supreme Court has rejected Verizon's request for a $47 million refund related to an FCC fine. This decision ends Verizon's chances of contesting the fine in lower courts, while AT&T and T-Mobile continue to challenge similar penalties for selling user location data without consent.
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Supreme Court rejects Verizon bid for $47 million refund of FCC fine
Supreme Court denies Verizon's request for $47 million FCC fine refund