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This 'unlimited' term is very misleading. Every connection that has a bandwidth cap will be tied and limited by that cap. ie. 10mb/s is limited to 10mb/s perio
by hernan6042 12y ago
This 'unlimited' term is very misleading.
Every connection that has a bandwidth cap will be tied and limited by that cap. ie. 10mb/s is limited to 10mb/s period.
There is no such thing as 'unlimited' unless of course the connection has no virtual cap, then that would be considered unlimited.
So every connection plan as we know is limited and never unlimited.
Thoughts?
- gtk40 12y agoIt's pretty high though. For example, unlimited 10mb/s in a month is over 26TB.
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