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This has been happening for at least several years now. I haven't tried it myself (I want a dataplan), but I hear that one way to avoid this is to have a smartp
by jacalata 14y ago
This has been happening for at least several years now. I haven't tried it myself (I want a dataplan), but I hear that one way to avoid this is to have a smartphone that they don't sell, because they identify it by matching the device id to their database of smartphone ids, which is only populated with devices they sell? I'd be interested in hearing if this is true or not.
- agwa 14y agoAT&T doesn't consider my Nokia N900 a smart phone. I'm pretty certain AT&T never sold the N900, so this could support your theory.
- andrewflnr 14y agoApparently I've been "getting away with it" on my Galaxy Nexus (on which I turned off data instantly). So there's a data point for you.