You say:

"when a customer opts out of Relevant Mobile Advertising via their privacy choices, while they may still see the UIDH, there is NO information associated with the ID and therefore, no ability to use it for advertising purposes."

This is completely false.

Whenever you build in any unique ID, someone will figure out a way to use it whether Verizon uses it or not.

Zombie cookies: How Verizon Wireless’s ‘supercookies’ make it even harder to avoid being tracked onl...

From the Washington Post article linked above: "According to research by Jonathan Mayer, a Stanford graduate student and privacy expert, Turn uses Verizon's identifier as a signal to "re-spawn" or bring back traditional cookies that customers have taken steps to remove. That conclusion was confirmed by ProPublica.

Turn's general counsel and chief privacy officer, Max Ochoa, confirmed Mayer's analysis of how its program worked in an interview with The Post. In a blog post, Ochoa defended the company's practices, arguing that clearing cookies does not necessarily indicate that users did not want to be tracked."

Way to wreck any positive Verizon Brand opinions I and many others might have had. All that money you've spent on advertising is burned by your real world decisions and positions against consumers.