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The newest Supreme Court fallout: telecoms trying to avoid unlocking your phone.
T-Mobile is invoking the major questions doctrine, which the Supreme Court strengthened in 2022, to explain why the FCC shouldn’t make companies unlock phones within 60 days of activation for use with other carriers. These are just comments, not a lawsuit — but they’re not hard to read as a signal of a potential future legal fight.
T-Mobile: Unlocking Phones After 60 Days a ‘Major Question’
[Broadband Breakfast]
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