Ok, this is just stupid. Not the caps, the fact that paying for tethering doesn't increase your cap. I thought the whole (customer-facing, anyway) point of cha

Ok, this is just stupid. Not the caps, the fact that paying for tethering doesn't increase your cap. I thought the whole (customer-facing, anyway) point of charging for tethering was the greater bandwidth that the network expects to bear with a desktop-class device. Yet nearly doubling your data charges doesn't actually get you any more data, merely AT&T's blessing of how you use your allotted data.