The company was throttling speeds for plans offered under the Affordable Broadband Act.
By Anna Washenko Nov. 11, 2026 5:46 pm EST Kevin Carter/Getty Images Add Engadget on Google: Google DiscoverNew York's attorney general found that T-Mobile was not following the state's Affordable Broadband Act, which sets requirements for offering service to low-income residents. Under the ABA, eligible households must be able to purchase broadband at speeds of at least 25 Mbps for $15 a month or 200 Mbps for $20 a month without additional taxes or equipment fees. Providers are also required to make "reasonable efforts" to promote these low-cost options.
