T-Mobile to drop data caps on NY low-income broadband plans after AG probe
New York Attorney General Letitia James found T-Mobile violated the state's Affordable Broadband Act by capping low-cost home internet plans at 50GB before throttling speeds to 650 kbps, limiting availability to areas with 5G coverage, and hiding plan details from search engines. T-Mobile has agreed to remove the data caps, expand the plans to all areas where it offers home internet, and make plan information searchable online.