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It seems like it will just mean you can hit your data cap faster.
by post_break 11y ago
It seems like it will just mean you can hit your data cap faster.
- ojii 11y agoAgreed. I've got 4G at the moment and it's plenty fast, since I can only use it for moderate surfing/etc since I'd otherwise hit my monthly cap in a week. If I had super fast 5G, I could accidentally burn through my cap in a day.
- kalleboo 11y agoI had a prepaid Telstra SIM in Australia. I speedtested 130 MBit/s on their LTE network. On prepaid, data costs a bit over AU$8/GB. So you can burn through 8 dollars in a minute.
- manmal 11y agoI bet you could do it in a couple of seconds. I can easily reach my cap by watching HD Netflix on the train (sadly.. I'd love to do that :))
- ropiku 11y agoData caps should go up as people move to more spectral efficient technologies. Even as carriers fight it, competition slowly makes data caps bigger.
- staticelf 11y agoDon't know what data caps are in your country, but if you max out one in Sweden (https://www.tele2.se/handla/mobilabonnemang/ https://www.tele2.se/handla/mobilabonnemang/) 100GB, you can get it for quite affordable $40/month. If you are using more than that on your mobile phone, something is wrong with you and not the data cap ;D