> but that would be impractically expensive given the cost of mobile data That needn't be the case with 5G -- there's a lot more bandwidth to go around, partic

> but that would be impractically expensive given the cost of mobile data That needn't be the case with 5G -- there's a lot more bandwidth to go around, particularly with mmwave, so home broadband (with unlimited or near-unlimited service) are more feasible. Verizon is piloting a home 5G service in several cities for this reason, and it doesn't have a data cap.