> Under the settlement’s terms, Verizon will be required to include opt-out notices on every bill—not just the first bill—and to be monitored to ensure that customers are receiving proper notices of their privacy rights, the FCC said.
If you autopay, then you don’t get a bill.
I think you mean if you opt out of paper billing and or you set up for auto-payment AND opt to forego paper billing in which case you are not snail mailed a bill, but you should still be able to view a complete billing statement if you log into your account on-line.
I went entirely paperless a few years ago, not because I’m a “greenie” but because I have no need or use for the USPS. I have a monthly few bills set up for auto pay like my car payment and auto insurance but not all, but none mail me a bill including ATT for my cell phone, but if I log on to my account I can view a complete bill just like the one that would have been mailed to me in a PDF. And IIRC, when I was with Verizon it worked the same.