On November 5, the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) fined AT&T $60 million as part of a case settlement. The 2014 complaint ( Federal Trade Commission v. AT&T Mobility LLC ) alleged that AT&T misled its customers and charged them for unlimited data plans, while slowing data speeds without adequately informing its customers of such practices. If users reached an undisclosed threshold in a billing cycle, AT&T would throttle (or reduce) their data speeds. Tasks such as web browsing, GPS navigation, and playing videos became almost impossible at the reduced speeds.