5G mobile hotspots could give iPhones early access; AT&T can be sued for throttling speeds<div class="feat-image">
</div><p>If Apple’s history is anything to go by, access to high-speed <a href="
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5G mobile hotspots could give iPhones early access; AT&T can be sued for throttling speeds
