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> it shouldn't matter which kind of device is "plugged in". That's just terrible service. For all of T-Mobile's plans except for the "unlimited" plan, it doesn
by snuxoll 11y ago
> it shouldn't matter which kind of device is "plugged in". That's just terrible service.
For all of T-Mobile's plans except for the "unlimited" plan, it doesn't. I have 1GB of LTE data, after I use it on my device or through tethering I get throttled to EDGE and tethering is disabled until the end of my billing cycle.
Users on the "unlimited" plan only get unlimited usage on their device to prevent network congestion from people using it as their primary internet connection for their home (and there is a lot more people that would try to do this than you would think). These users get a separate 7GB bucket of tethering usage, and it is plainly spelled out when choosing a plan.
- duaneb 11y ago> I have 1GB of LTE data, after I use it on my device or through tethering I get throttled to EDGE and tethering is disabled until the end of my billing cycle. I'm fine with this. I don't like calling it unlimited if it's limited to your cell phone.