Supreme Court rejects Verizon bid for $47 million refund of FCC fine
Carriers argue that selling device-location data remains legal despite facing losses, maintaining that their practices comply with existing regulations.
MAIN POINTS
- Carriers continue to sell device-location data despite facing legal challenges.
- They assert that their actions are within the bounds of current laws.
- Legal losses have not deterred carriers from their data-selling practices.
- The legality of selling location data remains a contentious issue.
TAKEAWAYS
- Carriers are undeterred by legal setbacks in selling location data.
- The debate over the legality of selling location data persists.
- Legal challenges have not significantly altered carriers' business practices.
- Carriers maintain confidence in the legality of their data transactions.