Yesterday we posted about how the AT&T DSL Terms of Service contain a clause that says AT&T can cancel your service if you “damage” their “reputation.” Today, AT&T PR bots reached out to some sites to say they would only do it if you were promoting violence or peddling child porn. Unfortunately, that’s not what’s in writing. What’s in writing is the nebulous “damage” of their “reputation.” So, AT&T subscribers, feel free to criticize away, until they change their mind.

AT&T vows to use Terms of Service for good, not censorship [Ars Technica via BoingBoing]
PREVIOUSLY: AT&T And Verizon Can Cancel Service Of Subscribers Who “Damage” Their “Reputation”
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