On Friday, multiple activist groups and telecommunications experts filed a complaint with the Federal Communication Commission (FCC) centering on how AT&T, T-Mobile, Sprint, and Verizon sold their customers’ real-time location data to third parties without those customers’ informed consent. Advertisement The move comes after multiple Motherboard investigations into how telecom companies either sold their customers’ data, or allowed it to fall into the wrong hands.

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