AT&T customers have protested that absurdly comprehensive iPhone bills are damaging the environment
Owners of Apple's iPhone have been in revolt over the size of the bills they receive from their network, some of which run to hundreds of pages.
One 23-year-old was so incensed with the 300-page bill she received from AT&T, the official network of the iPhone, that she made a video of it and posted it on YouTube and other sites. The clip has now been viewed more than three million times.
Justine Ezarik, a graphic designer (and 'Lifecaster') from Pittsburgh, said that her bill was so voluminous that it arrived in a box rather than an envelope. "Save a forest – use e-billing," a slogan at the end of her 60-second video read.
AT&T's bills are larger than normal because they detail every event that has taken place on the network, even if no charge has been occurred.
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