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AT&T and Verizon face a DOJ anti-trust probe over alleged wireless carrier collusion to block easy phone switching via eSIM. Learn what it means and save.
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The Justice Department opened an anti-trust investigation into whether AT&T and Verizon colluded to make switching phone carriers harder.
As if sneaky, unethical billing practices weren’t enough, you now have another reason to be suspicious of your wireless provider.
The issue at the heart of this investigation is eSIM technology.
Fortunately for consumers, a device maker, identified by the insider as Apple, and another wireless company filed complaints with the Justice Department, triggering a formal investigation.
Not surprisingly.
The Justice Department is trying to determine whether Verizon and AT&T tried to hurt competition and consumers.
In the last few years, consumers have gained more flexibility with their devices and carriers.
Billshark’s mission is to fight for consumers and we hope that the Justice Department protects their right to have choices.
The Justice Department opened an anti-trust investigation to determine whether AT&T and Verizon colluded with a wireless-standards organization to make it more difficult for customers to switch to new phone carriers.
eSIM technology allows users to remotely switch wireless providers without having to get a new SIM card.
A device maker, identified by an insider as Apple, and another wireless company filed complaints with the Justice Department.
Yes.
In recent years consumers have gained more flexibility with their devices and carriers.
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1 A New Reason to Question Your Carrier.
2 eSIM Technology at the Heart of.
3 What the Investigation Means for Consumers.
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