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That's assuming you have a data cap. I have a data plan that's truly unlimited, with no throttling. There isn't even a fair use clause. So understandably, ther
by Samuel_Michon 15y ago
That's assuming you have a data cap. I have a data plan that's truly unlimited, with no throttling. There isn't even a fair use clause.
So understandably, there's no way my telco will allow me to tether with that plan.
- robryan 15y agoYeah, I read it as there is still a data cap, just a surcharge for the ability to use it with tethering. I guess on unlimited they reason that you are unlikely to start using your phone to download gigs of stuff then transfer it to other devices.