Your Caller ID may show even if you try to block it, and incoming calls may be labeled spam or fraud
Your name and number may be displayed on the recipient's device or bill, and technical limits may sometimes prevent you from blocking Caller ID transmission; Caller ID blocking may not be available when using Data Services. Customer service can explain blocking options. Depending on your plan and Device, an incoming call identification feature may label some calls with generic tags such as telemarketing, suspected spam or suspected fraud.
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Your caller identification (“Caller ID”) information (such as your name and phone number) may be displayed on the Device or bill of the person receiving your call; technical limitations may, in some circumstances, prevent you from blocking the transmission of Caller ID information.
Caller ID blocking may not be available when using Data Services.
an in-coming call identification feature may apply that will notify of in-coming calls and that may apply generic labels such as telemarketing, suspected spam, and/or suspected fraud to some of those calls.
Use & Processing · Permission or license
AT&T may remotely change, reprogram or install software and apps on your device without notice
AT&T may periodically change your Device's preloaded software, apps or programming remotely and without notice, for example to update software or direct the Device to the most appropriate network services. It may also remotely program or reconfigure your Device on activation and at other times, and install additional software and apps.
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We may periodically change your Device’s preloaded software, apps or programming remotely, without notice
We may also remotely program or reconfigure your Device upon activation on the AT&T network and at other times, as well as install additional software and apps.
Use & Processing · Permission or license
AT&T may refuse, screen or delete messages before delivery and disclaims loss or disclosure of what you send
In addition to Section 1.7, Wireless Service has further limits. Not all plans or services are available in every sales channel, area or Device. AT&T is not responsible for loss or disclosure of information you transmit or provide to it, its wireless services are not equivalent to wireline internet, and it is not responsible for nonproprietary services or their effects on Devices. AT&T may, but need not, refuse to transmit information and may screen and delete information before it is delivered to you. Coverage maps have gaps and are only approximations.
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In addition to the limitations of liability set forth in Section 1.7, your Wireless Service is also subject to the following additional limitations of liability.
AT&T is not responsible for loss or disclosure of any information you transmit or provide to us. AT&T’s Wireless Services are not equivalent to wireline internet.
We may, but do not have the obligation to, refuse to transmit any information through the Wireless Services and may screen and delete information prior to delivery of that information to you.
Qualifications & exceptions
Screening and refusal are optional for AT&T ("may, but do not have the obligation to").
Use & Processing · Permission or license
AT&T or a contractor may listen to and transcribe your voicemails and use them to train its speech systems
You authorize AT&T or a third party working for it to listen to and transcribe all or part of voicemail messages into text or email, and to use voicemail messages and transcriptions to enhance, train and improve AT&T's speech recognition and transcription services, software and equipment. You are solely responsible for complying with the law when forwarding or replying with transcribed content, VMTT benchmarking results are AT&T confidential information, extra charges may apply for receiving or forwarding transcriptions by email or text, transcription times are not guaranteed, and you must keep your email address current.
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You authorize AT&T or a third party working on AT&T’s behalf to listen to, and transcribe all or part of a voicemail message and to convert such voicemail message into text/email, and to use voicemail messages and transcriptions to enhance, train and improve AT&T’s speech recognition and transcription services, software and equipment.
You agree that the results of benchmarking VMTT against competing products or services is AT&T confidential information requiring AT&T’s written consent to disclose.
You are solely responsible for and will comply with all applicable laws as to the content of any text messages or emails you receive from VMTT that you forward or include in a reply to any other person.
Qualifications & exceptions
Applies to users of the Voicemail-to-Text feature on AT&T Phone voicemail.
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Whether VMTT can be turned off, or how long transcriptions are kept, is not stated here.
Use & Processing · Permission or license
AT&T Phone - Advanced voicemails may be transcribed by AT&T or contractors and used to train speech systems
For AT&T Phone - Advanced, you authorize AT&T or a third party working for it to listen to and transcribe voicemail messages and to use the messages and transcriptions to enhance, train and improve AT&T's speech recognition and transcription services, software and equipment. You are solely responsible for lawful forwarding of transcribed content, benchmarking results are AT&T confidential, extra charges may apply for transcription delivery or forwarding, transcription times are not guaranteed, and you must keep your email address current.
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You authorize AT&T or a third party working on AT&T’s behalf to listen to, and transcribe all or part of a voicemail message and to convert such voicemail message into text/email, and to use voicemail messages and transcriptions to enhance, train and improve AT&T’s speech recognition and transcription services, software and equipment.
Transcription times cannot be guaranteed.
Qualifications & exceptions
Applies to AT&T Phone - Advanced Voicemail-to-Text users.
Use & Processing · User right or choice
Mistyped web addresses get AT&T search suggestions instead of errors unless you opt out of DNS Error Assist
AT&T's DNS services translate domain names into IP addresses. They include DNS Error Assist, which, when you enter an incomplete or inaccurate web address, automatically searches for similar terms and shows suggested sites instead of just an error. You can opt out at att.com/privacychoices from a desktop or mobile browser.
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The DNS Services include DNS Error Assist, which upon entry of an incomplete or inaccurate Web address will automatically search for similar or related terms and present you with suggested sites you may want to reach instead of providing only an error message. If you prefer to opt out of DNS Error Assist, you may do so by visiting
Qualifications & exceptions
On by default; opt-out available at att.com/privacychoices.
Use & Processing · Permission or license
AT&T may remotely manage and monitor traffic on equipment connected to your service, but home security is your job
AT&T may remotely manage any equipment used to access Internet Service, wired or wireless, including facilitating connections, monitoring traffic for potential issues, managing settings and remotely updating software or firmware. You remain ultimately responsible for all security of your home network, including inside wiring, local networks and Wi-Fi equipment, passwords, access codes and any encryption you consider necessary.
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AT&T reserves the right to manage remotely any equipment used to access any Internet Service, whether that equipment is connected via a wired or wireless connection. That may include facilitating the connection of that equipment, monitoring traffic for potential issues, managing applicable settings and/or remotely updating software or firmware.
Nonetheless, you remain ultimately responsible for all security measures over your in-home network, including any Inside Wiring, local area network(s) and/or Wi-Fi Equipment.
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The extent of traffic monitoring ("monitoring traffic for potential issues") and any data retained from it are not described further.