ATT Decision: A Train We Could See Coming
Yesterday, AT&T announced that they would effectively end truly unlimited data plans by throttling all users who exceed 3 gigabytes per month of 3g or 5 gigabytes per month on [...]
Privacy vs. The Behemoth
Today we've seen major news coverage about the Administration's blog post on the new Privacy Bill of Rights, and the fact that one of the first areas to be covered [...]
Addressing the Conspiracy Theorists Who Believe in Spectrum Hoarding
[Crossposted from CNET] So here are some basic facts, and some pretty clear suppositions: 1. Data use by mobile devices has exploded -spectrum is the transmission medium for [...]
The ATT App Developer Subsidy Option Could End Up a Good Thing for Developers
Yesterday there was a post on TechCrunch discussing the Wall Street Journal story about content owners subsidizing mobile customers' AT&T data charges. In case you missed it, AT&T is proposing [...]
ACT Applauds Comprehensive Administration Privacy Proposal
ACT applauds the Administration's efforts to address consumer privacy and its inclusion of the mobile apps community in the multi-stakeholder process. We were particularly pleased to note that the words [...]
ACT Applauds Privacy Agreement Between California AG Kamala Harris and Mobile Platform Providers
As the app trade association, ACT applauds today's agreement between California Attorney General Kamala Harris and the major mobile platform providers. This is a positive step to set clear guidelines [...]