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In the USA, isn't the real issue that you can indeed buy your phone unsubsidized, it's just a hassle (or impossible) to get your new phone's fancy features work
by starkfist 16y ago
In the USA, isn't the real issue that you can indeed buy your phone unsubsidized, it's just a hassle (or impossible) to get your new phone's fancy features working on a carrier? Why would someone want to pay $700 for an iphone/android and then have half of the features not work, because they can't get a compatible plan?
- stcredzero 16y agoBuy a mobile broadband device, and things work well. You don't get GPS, but the WiFi location is pretty darn good.