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It is also throttling in the EU (At least in NL). If I pay for an 'unlimited' data plan it's usually something like 2GB at 4G and then "2G" speeds (64kbps) afte
by furyg3 12y ago
It is also throttling in the EU (At least in NL). If I pay for an 'unlimited' data plan it's usually something like 2GB at 4G and then "2G" speeds (64kbps) after that. It's just throttling, as your phone remains connected at "4G".
Now many providers have dropped the "unlimited 2G" data claim and just stating the rate limit after you use your high-speed bucket.
- unprepare 12y agoMaybe Finland is an exception here, but they are definitely tiered by speed, with no 'buckets' of data - Finland is the only country I've personally purchased an actual plan in, I've only used prepaid plans elsewhere in europe. https://kauppa.saunalahti.fi/#!/matkapuhelinliittymat https://kauppa.saunalahti.fi/#!/matkapuhelinliittymat https://www.dna.fi/liittymat https://www.dna.fi/liittymat