AT&T Inc., the second-largest U.S. wireless carrier, may terminate its service to an iPhone user who it says violated his agreement by tethering his device, unless he keeps settlement talks with the company confidential.
On March 9, Eagan Avenatti LLP, a law firm representing AT&T Mobility, the wireless unit of AT&T, sent a letter to Matthew Spaccarelli, saying it is interested in discussing his concerns about data usage provided settlement talks remain private, according to the letter obtained by Bloomberg News.
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