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For example, the Cnet article also states "Sacca also criticised mobile operators who claim to provide unlimited Internet access, but ban their users from using applications such as VoIP or streaming video." and that the telcoms "cannot expect to keep its users tightly controlled indefinitely.".
Also back in July, Cnet reported: "A class action lawsuit charges that Cingular Wireless, the nation's largest carrier, deceived AT&T; Wireless subscribers into paying extra fees and degraded their service after acquiring that company in 2004." http://news.com.com/Cingular+accused+of+duping+...