Facebook was among eight technology companies that wrote to the Federal Communications Commission asking for approval of AT&T’s $39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA.
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It appears that the AT & T team has learned some quick lessons from the flak they drew for the network security glitch which had resulted in Facebook access problems with users being logged into the wrong accounts.

An email statement issued by AT&T spokesman Michael Coe said, “In a limited number of instances, a server software connectivity error resulted in some AT&T wireless customers being logged in to the wrong Facebook account when they accessed Facebook through their mobile phones”.
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How would you feel if you login to your Facebook account only to see strange friend requests, wall-posts and a different profile picture? This is exactly what happened to a Georgian family when they logged into an unknown Facebook account from their mobile phones and gained full access to private information of others.
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AT&T is turning to online social media for the streaming of a live performance featuring the release of Lil Wayne’s debut track from his upcoming album “Rebirth.” It’s the first time AT&T has offered up this type of a streaming concert live via social media channels, and it’s a major milestone for artist Lil Wayne as well. The concert, which takes place in San Diego next week, will have live feeds on two AT&T Facebook Pages here and here between 9-10 p.m. PST on Tuesday, Jan. 27.
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