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There is also a problem of cellular companies with fake "unlimited" plans. Basically, they offer 3G speeds only till a certain limit after which they throttle i
by shubhamjain 11y ago
There is also a problem of cellular companies with fake "unlimited" plans. Basically, they offer 3G speeds only till a certain limit after which they throttle it down so much that it is barely usable, like Idea Cellular[1].
I have stopped having any mobile data on my phone and mostly prefer WiFi, since I hate paying for such a limited internet.
[1]: http://www.ideacellular.com/idea/select-circle?PlanType=3Gnetpre http://www.ideacellular.com/idea/select-circle?PlanType=3Gne...
- nhf 11y agoTo be fair that's a pretty common tactic even here in the US. T-Mobile's cheaper "unlimited data" plans are 5GB of 3G/4G with aggressive traffic shaping afterwards that basically dings you down to 2G-ish speeds unless you're browsing at 3AM or something. Do these companies just not disclose that though?