This week, AT&T’s DirecTV launched a new update to its app for iOS and Android, allowing subscribers to stream most DVR recordings and live channels from anywhere in the U.S. And now, AT&T has launched what it’s calling Data Free TV – a new program that allows DirecTV subs with AT&T plans to stream an unlimited amount of video without eating into their data usage. The feature is available through the DirecTV app and the U-Verse app. Immediately, some have accused AT&T of violating the FCC’s net neutrality policy, which holds that all Internet service providers have to treat all data traveling through their networks the same. AT&T, not surprisingly, begs to differ: “We are not treating our services differently from any other data,” said an AT&T rep said in a statement. “This feature is simply our way of saying thanks to customers that purchase both video and mobility services from AT&T.” It might be noted that AT&T is none too fond of the FCC’s net neutrality rules; indeed, the company is actively challenging them in court.