T-Mobile agrees to end 50GB cap on New York low-income home internet plan
New York said T-Mobile’s low-cost home internet plan broke state rules; the carrier agreed to remove caps and widen access.
By Hana Yoshida Updated 12 hours ago
Thursday, November 12th, 2026
New York said T-Mobile’s low-cost home internet plan broke state rules; the carrier agreed to remove caps and widen access.
By Hana Yoshida Updated 12 hours ago
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