Supreme Court rejects Verizon's $47 million FCC fine refund bid
The Supreme Court has rejected Verizon's appeal for a $47 million refund related to an FCC fine, upholding the regulatory penalty. Despite this legal defeat, wireless carriers continue to argue that the sale of device-location data does not constitute illegal activity.
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Supreme Court rejects Verizon bid for $47 million refund of FCC fine
The Supreme Court has rejected Verizon's appeal for a $47 million refund related to an FCC fine, upholding the regulatory penalty against the telecommunications carrier. Despite this legal defeat, major carriers continue to assert that the practice of selling device-location data does not violate any laws.
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