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In circumstances where there is such a thing as a "month's worth of data". Which is still a lot of places, but you can get truly unlimited contracts in some pl
by Nursie 6y ago
In circumstances where there is such a thing as a "month's worth of data".
Which is still a lot of places, but you can get truly unlimited contracts in some places now, for reasonable amounts.
- AnssiH 6y ago> you can get truly unlimited contracts in some places now This makes it sound like this was not possible before. But e.g. my mobile provider Elisa never did have data caps in the first place, it's been unlimited since GPRS (and no weird tethering limits either).
- Nursie 6y agoProbably very country dependent! I've only had that sort of deal for the last 5ish years.
- ClikeX 6y agoI have "unlimited". In the sense that I have a daily 5GB cap, if I hit that I have to manually trigger 1GB more. But I can do so as much as I want.
- Nursie 6y agoI have (as far as I can tell) truly unlimited, including tethering. When we had trouble getting a fast connection to the house, for a couple of months we just hooked up my phone to the router and burned through 100GB+ per month, with not a squeak from the provider. These deals seem to be getting more common here in the UK, and I pay around £20 per month for it.
- ClikeX 6y agoIt's €25 here for unlimited. So only slightly more expensive after conversion. I really hope they'll drop the daily "limit". They can't legally complain about tethering here. But the daily abuse limit is just an annoying thing.