FCC Fines US Cell Carriers $200M for Selling Location Data
The Federal Communications Commission announced Monday that it is slapping the leading U.S. cellular providers with nearly $200 million in fines for selling
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The Federal Communications Commission announced Monday that it is slapping the leading U.S. cellular providers with nearly $200 million in fines for selling
The FCC alleges that four major cell carriers sold personal information that included users' location information — a charge some carriers deny.
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The data might have already been known to U.S. spy agencies, specifically to the CIA.
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