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Then be honest instead of lying: "Unlimited data; limited bandwidth".

• JanisL 8y ago
  Limited bandwidth means limited data over a finite time frame. Something like "No overages on data; limited bandwidth" would be more accurate.
  • Spivak 8y ago
    Unlimited bandwidth still means limited data over a finite time frame. The distinction is meaningless.
    • JanisL 8y ago
      Infinity times something finite is still infinite. I think this distinction isn't as important as telling people how much data their maximum really is based on how much they could actually use through the system
• userbinator 8y ago
  ...which turns out to be limited data anyway. It's so pervasive that I automatically ignore any mention of "unlimited" regarding bandwidth or total volume of data. These "unlimited" plans are more like "first X amount of data per month at Y speed; Z speed thereafter", but of course that's not catchy enough for marketing...