Deutsche Telekom has lost a legal battle to continue offering an all-you-can-wat...
A crow rests on the GSM mobile phone antennas of Deutsche Telekom AG atop of the headquarters of German telecommunications giant in Bonn, Germany, February 19, 2019. REUTERS/Wolfgang Rattay
The appeals court in Muenster ruled that Deutsche Telekom’s StreamOn product could no longer be offered in its current form, confirming a lower court decision in favor of restrictions imposed by the Federal Network Agency in December 2017. The Higher Administrative Court in Muenster ruled that StreamOn violated the European Union’s “roam-like-at-home” rule by only offering free data for video streaming to viewers when they were in Germany.
“We are delighted that the court has confirmed our interpretation of the law,” a BNetzA spokesman said of the decision. “We will take quick action to ensure that Telekom adjusts its product accordingly.”
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