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I could see this being an issue if you were tethered (if they allow it), but otherwise, it's a nonfactor. I'm on my iPhone constantly and barely ever hit half t
by johns 18y ago
I could see this being an issue if you were tethered (if they allow it), but otherwise, it's a nonfactor. I'm on my iPhone constantly and barely ever hit half that. And at least it's right there on the features page. Not some hidden limit ahem Comcast.
- jwilliams 18y agoOn the other hand, this might mean they will allow tethering, which I think would be better. Personally, I'd rather a 1Gb cap with tethering than unlimited without. The fact that you can't tether the iPhone is a real annoyance - particularly when (like me) you're in a country with bandwidth caps anyway.
- jonknee 18y agoWell since they said in the presser this morning that tethering would not be allowed, that's not going to be the case.