Supreme Court denies Verizon's attempt to reclaim $47 million FCC penalty
The Supreme Court refused to hear Verizon's petition to recover a $47 million fine paid to the FCC for selling customer location data. The denial follows an earlier 8-1 ruling that the FCC's penalty process did not violate the Seventh Amendment. AT&T and T-Mobile continue to challenge similar fines, arguing their actions were not illegal.
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