AT&T's new Account Lock feature protects wireless users against unauthorized account changes, including phone number transfers and SIM card changes, significantly reducing the risk of SIM swapping attacks.
At AT&T, we recognize the importance of addressing the unique needs of our 55 and better audience -- a demographic that values simplicity and seamless connectivity in today's fast-paced digital world.
"The transaction will enable AT&T to significantly expand access to AT&T Fiber in major metro areas like Denver, Las Vegas, Minneapolis-St. Paul, Orlando, Phoenix, Portland, Salt Lake City and Seattle."
The biggest impetus to our focus on security is the fact that consumers are consistently being victimized by fraudulent activity, and that it's increasing.
Pramod Arora, president and CEO of WMS, said, "I truly believe this is going to become the gold standard in cruise connectivity, and will usher in a new era of predictable and high-quality mobile communications for American cruisers while creating value and higher guest satisfaction for our cruise line partners."
"College kids are Venmo-ing each other to share accounts," says Erin Scarborough, AT&T's President of Broadband & Connectivity Initiatives. "They're having to calculate account charges per line and we're taking that frustration out for them."