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So is there no network access at all other than these apps? I don't see that clarified on the page. Personally, I wish Comcast (being the only high-speed optio
by TallGuyShort 9y ago
So is there no network access at all other than these apps? I don't see that clarified on the page.
Personally, I wish Comcast (being the only high-speed option for much of the US) followed this model for TV, where I only want 2 channels but can't pay for less than 80 or so.
- zerostar07 9y agoscroll down the page. those are addons to the basic internet package.
- TallGuyShort 9y agoThat's what it seemed like to me, but wasn't sure. So basically non-established players are actually free, but established players require additional money? i.e. the opposite of what the parent comment was saying?
- AndrewGaspar 9y agoIt's giving you additional per-app data usage. So if your kid uses 8GB a month on Snapchat, you can pay extra to increase the data cap just for those social apps. Otherwise it would count against your regular data usage.
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- Aaargh20318 9y ago> So is there no network access at all other than these apps? I don't see that clarified on the page. No, the 'regular' access goes out of your normal data cap, and of course they have every reason to lower that cap as much as possible so you're more or less forced to buy these packages. This is just the first step, they are trying to get consumers used to paying for special data packages like this. The next step is to keep lowering regular data caps, etc.