AT&T To Sell Customer Data: How To Opt Out

“Ma Bell” (as AT&T used to be known) will be selling some customer data

AT&T is changing its privacy policy with two new “programs,” that involve the the sale of customer data.
One program will sell businesses “anonymous information about groups of customers, such as how they collectively use our products and services,” such as “the number of wireless devices in or near their store by time of day, together with anonymous information about those device users’ collective age or gender.”
Another program will “use local geography as a factor in delivering online and mobile ads to the people who might find them most useful.” For example, if you are “if you happen to live in an area where people like going to the movies, you may get ads for movie theaters.” AT&T said it  ”doesn’t mean you’ll get more ads, it just means that the ads you get from AT&T may be more suited to your interests.”
AT&T has published a FAQ on how it shares information with other companies
Opting out
You can opt-out of any of these program by following the links on this page