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Yesterday, carrier T-Mobile unveiled its plans of bringing free 5G network service to first responders for ten years, if its merger with Sprint follows through. The carrier justified the move by stating that only through merging with Sprint will it have the resources to offer such services. Through the plan, T-Mobile hopes to offer an alternative to AT&T's FirstNet and Verizon's contracts with different emergency response departments. Now, we've got AT&T's take on the matter, in a statement emailed to MobileWorldLive. Take a look below for more details.

In response to T-Mobile's offer and the statements made by the carrier's COO Mike Sievert, AT&T claims that T-Mobile plan of offering free 5G service to first responders is nothing but a publicity stunt. According to the statement: