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Then the snake oil salesmen shouldn't advertise "unlimited". And if you have an emergency, who cares if you get nasty phone calls? This is a great budget emerg
by fallentimes 18y ago
Then the snake oil salesmen shouldn't advertise "unlimited".
And if you have an emergency, who cares if you get nasty phone calls? This is a great budget emergency solution.
- silencio 18y agoI assume it's more unlimited on your phone where realistically most people wouldn't be going over that kind of limit often. Non-mobile browsing for me usually means regular sites (vs. mobile/iPhone optimized) and longer browsing, resulting in more usage. Sure, AT&T will have a hard time being able to tell what you're doing, but it's against their TOS to tether without the right plan. (Not that I disagree with you, just pointing out why this is an issue...AT&T can and has charged people who've tethered without the right plan for the data they used..and it's not pretty.)
- trezor 18y agoAnd if you have an emergency, who cares if you get nasty phone calls? This is a great budget emergency solution. iPhone with a rip-off data-plan and budget solution in the same sentence? Steve Jobs' RDF is indeed strong with this crowd.
- fallentimes 18y agouh yeah with the word _Emergency_. RDF? - I don't even own a Mac or an iPhone. I would have made the same comment if "iPhone" was replaced with any other phone. Obviously, I would highly recommend having a better backup solution in place, but if shit hits the fan and you have to connect to computer A to remote location server B, this seems like an OK option. Do you have any other ideas? Please share - can't have too many backup plans :).