Yes, because these plans are actually unlimited. There are no quotas. There are no soft caps. There are no hard caps. There is no throttling of your traffic bey

Yes, because these plans are actually unlimited. There are no quotas. There are no soft caps. There are no hard caps. There is no throttling of your traffic beyond a certain threshold. Why? Because the ACCC outlawed any plan calling itself "unlimited" if it had any of these. That's the point. 10+ years ago, actual "unlimited" plans were really uncommon because ISPs included some or all of these on all their plans. Compare this to any of the cable Internet "unlimited" plans and you'll find a world of diffference.