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If the unlimited is for the phone, then it may be illegal to circumvent[1]. Even if not, it's against the terms of service and certainly unethical. [1] http://
by loumf 13y ago
If the unlimited is for the phone, then it may be illegal to circumvent[1]. Even if not, it's against the terms of service and certainly unethical.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_piggybacking http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_piggybacking
- Zingles 13y agoI figured as much. I wish there was a unlimited tethering with the unlimited LTE plan, but with rate limiting. Like limit me to .5-1Mbps on my non-phone devices. I'm not downloading music or videos, or streaming, I just want to browse text websites and code on my MacBook, nothing bandwidth intensive.
- loumf 13y agoUnfortunately even modern webpages are very bandwidth intensive (by LTE standards) compared to what is usually served up to phones.