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With AT&T at least if you want the highest priority on their towers you have to be on their Elite plan (QCI 7 I believe), which is post-paid only
by _rs 5y ago
With AT&T at least if you want the highest priority on their towers you have to be on their Elite plan (QCI 7 I believe), which is post-paid only
- hypothesis 5y agoYikes. Is that something that AT&T openly advertising?
- trasz 5y agoWhat does the “priority on the towers” do?
- brewdad 5y agoIf you want to use your mobile data, you get sent to the back of the queue. Higher priority users might get 50mbps. You will be lucky to get 1mbps and in some cases less than that. I don't know if there is an impact on call availability as well.