Earlier this calendar month , we ran a storyabout AT&T ’s Terms of Service . Specifically , we said the language should “ horrify the consumer public ” because it essentially stated that if you talked tough about AT&T , AT&T could terminate your declaration . Even to those of us who are not lawyers and/or scantily read , the language was harsh ( you could judge it for yourselfhere ) .
https://gizmodo.com/at-t-lets-you-talk-but-limits-what-you-say-305583
Our lector were disturbed . AT&T wrote us quickly after the story hit , attempting to elucidate their position and do general damage control . They explicate that the TOS was a result of their corporate merger and that they “ do not give the axe client service exclusively because a client speaks negatively about AT&T. ” Still , the statement did n’t intend much because the TOS still give them the right , and even imply the intent to limit customer exemption of speech .

Now AT&T has written us again , inform us that the TOS will change :
We are retool the price of service to clarify our purpose . The speech communication in doubt will be retool to reflect AT&T ’s regard for our client ’ right to show opinions and vexation over any matter they wish well . And we will make clear that we do not cease service because a customer express their opinion about AT&T.
We ’ll have the specific language for you shortly , and until then we ’ll agree off any final enticement to make final conclusion . But for now it appears that AT&T has taken paying attention to your collective disgust . And that much is effective .

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