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Charter's Spectrum Mobile service only uses geolocation information to optimize its service and does not sell to or share it with third parties, including advertisers, the company has told the FCC. That was in a letter in response to a probe launched by FCC chair Jessica Rosenworcel of the top mobile broadband providers, including Charter, about their data collection practices...

Charter: Third Parties Don't Get Subs' Geolocation Info, Period Assures FCC it protects customer privacy and security

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The net neutrality issue has bubbled to the surface once again, this time in the form of newly introduced legislation in the U.S. which would formally codify broadband as a Title II telecommunications service. Thus far, the response from telecom industry groups appears to be a collective sigh of exasperation....

Telecom groups aren’t happy about the new net neutrality bill The net neutrality issue has bubbled to the surface once again, this time in the form of newly introduced legislation in the U.S. | The net neutrality issue has bubbled to the surface once again, this time in the form of newly introduced legislation in the U.S. which would formally codify broadband....

The 2.5 GHz band is considered mid-band spectrum, which is viewed as supporting the optimum mixture of speed and coverage for mobile and fixed 5G. Eighty-two companies qualified to bid in the auction, including the three major nationwide providers – AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile – as well as smaller providers and emerging nationwide provider Dish.

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