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AT&T and T-Mobile argue unlocked phones are bad for their customers - here's why

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Dark Destruction

5d ago

for those of u that don't know. At and t and team mobile are one in the same company. at and t owns team mobile now for years

Dave R

5d ago

The reason why VZW has to unlock their phones after 60 days is because they were awarded the 700 mhz spectrum. That was the stipulation for that winning bid. It was originally unlocked phones, even at the time of purchase, but they were getting hammered with fraud. The FCC relented and allowed a 60-day waiting period.

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