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The real question is, why aren't the mobile carriers giving us more data? 5GB per month seems unreasonable for a $100 mobile plan.
by byandyphillips 10y ago
The real question is, why aren't the mobile carriers giving us more data? 5GB per month seems unreasonable for a $100 mobile plan.
- lettergram 10y agoFor $125/month I have 4 family members on an "unlimited data" plan from T-Mobile (really that's 13Gb regular data, unlimited Netflix and other streaming). I did buy all the phones outright though, which was $2200 upfront.
- MrJagil 10y agoFor less than 20$ i get 40GB here in Denmark EDIT: this one https://www.oister.dk/mobilabonnement/taletidsabonnementer/oister-fritale-20gb/ https://www.oister.dk/mobilabonnement/taletidsabonnementer/o... and then I took advantage of a "double your data" offering they had. It's 120DKK for 20GB, usually.
- sleepychu 10y agoFor 20$ I get unlimited everything in the UK
- alexdumitru 10y agoMost likely your speed will decrease to something like 128kbps after a cap.
- onion2k 10y agoThat's true on every network except Three. Unlimited data on Three genuinely does mean unlimited without any restrictions (well, one actually, data used tethering your phone as a wifi hotspot isn't included). You could download a terabyte of stuff for £20/month (about $25).
- danielsamuels 10y agoI have 12GB of tethering included in my £18/mo unlimited plan.
- sleepychu 10y agoI'm 15GBP/month with Three for unlimited data, 4GB tethering which is fine for the occasional train journey of email/twitter.
- pdkl95 10y agoDon't forget that wireless is a scarce resource. I know that current mobile plans could be improved a lot, and the tricks that were invented to dance around the Shannon Limit are amazing. However, those tricks only push back the inevitable: there just isn't enough bandwidth.
- karma_vaccum123 10y agoTMobile is excepting Pokemon Go from bandwidth metering