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Wireless Code, home Internet, helping with data overage fees: Research

Briefs | 06/23/2021 5:06 pm EDT
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Fewer Canadians are paying for data overage fees and fewer are complaining about their wireless service charges. Whether or not that has to do with the COVID-19 pandemic is to be determined however, according to research commissioned by the CRTC and released Wednesday.

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