A Toronto woman suing her former cell phone service provider says the company’s billing practices led to her husband finding out she cheated on him. Gabriella Nagy said she had a cell phone account with Rogers Wireless in 2007 that was billed to her home address in her maiden name, but the company consolidated the bill with Internet and home phone service ordered by her husband, allowing him to view her call history. Nagy, whose lawsuit alleges invasion of privacy and breach of contract, said her husband found out about several hours-long phone calls to the same number and discovered the number belonged to a man she was seeing romantically.
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