Consumer Advocates Seek Rehearing of California's T-Mobile/Sprint OK
Consumer advocates challenged T-Mobile/Sprint's conditional OK by the California Public Utilities Commission (see 2005010048). The commission ignored evidence that the deal will harm competition and public safety and isn't necessary to spur 5G deployment, said the CPUC Public Advocates Office,…
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Greenlining Institute and The Utility Reform Network in a Thursday application for rehearing in docket A.18-07-011. "Because it is unlikely that the transaction can be unwound,” applicants asked the commission to grant rehearing and add conditions. T-Mobile didn’t comment Friday.