AT&T to ditch old copper phone lines for most: How will the Carolinas be impacted?
During its recent Analyst & Investor Day, AT&T announced it is “actively working to exit its legacy copper network operations across the large majority of its wireline footprint by the end of 2029.” The company cited its ongoing fiber expansion, saying it “will greatly increase [AT&T’s] opportunity to serve customers how they want to be served.”
AT&T plans to eliminate its traditional landline phone service across nearly all U.S. states in its service area by 2029, ...
AT&T plans to eliminate traditional landline service across the U.S. over the next five years. Here's how it affects Ohio.
Those days of having a copper-wired landline for phone service will soon be a thing of the past. AT&T is moving forward with ...
AT&T will eliminate its landline phone service in almost every state in its service area, including Oklahoma, the company ...
AT&T is planning to discontinue its landline services in most of its service areas in the U.S. over the next couple of years, ...
AT&T aims to replace costly landlines with fiber and broadband by 2029, ensuring reliable service during power outages.
While the company has said its landlines are "antiquated," critics say the service is crucial for people living in rural ...
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