The Federal Communications Commission is letting T-Mobile US Inc. use additional airwaves to help meet surging network traffic as millions of Americans work and study from home during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
“This temporary authority will help T-Mobile better serve customers who, like all of us, are making significant adjustments to their daily lives to minimize in-person interactions and slow the spread of COVID-19,” FCC Chairman Ajit Pai said in a statement Sunday.
The FCC action came two days after dozens of telecom providers, including T-Mobile, agreed to continue service to customers who have trouble paying bills as a result ...
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