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Unlimited is an actual word with a fairly clear definition (unlike, say, 'natural'), and reasonable people assume that when someone says 'unlimited', what they
by teacup50 11y ago
Unlimited is an actual word with a fairly clear definition (unlike, say, 'natural'), and reasonable people assume that when someone says 'unlimited', what they mean is 'unlimited by anything other than natural constraints' -- such as, is the case with an 'unlimited buffet', the amount you can eat in one sitting.
This is not dissimilar to internet service; you're limited by the available bandwidth to a certain amount of transit you can consume in a period of time.
If businesses don't actually mean 'unlimited', then they can say what they do mean. 2TB? 4TB? 10TB?
- brandon272 11y agoI've always taken it to mean "unlimited within reason". 2TB of transfer in a month over an LTE connection is obvious abuse from my perspective.