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My guess is that the number has recently increased, with most phone plans now offering unlimited talk+text but metered data. On a prepaid plan, when you've run
by qq66 11y ago
My guess is that the number has recently increased, with most phone plans now offering unlimited talk+text but metered data. On a prepaid plan, when you've run out of data, some carriers will just do a hard stop on your data and others will reduce it to a slow trickle, so the SMS interface might be the best.
- untog 11y agoI very much doubt it. Using Twitter is such a way would be absolutely awful these days, and few people (outside of the tech bubble) hit their data plan limits.
- cosarara97 11y agoThe tech bubble? More like the teenagers with snapchat, youtube and twitch.
- qq66 11y agoA lot of data plan limits out there are 100MB, 250MB, etc.
- mkaziz 11y agoTwitter doesn't hog that much data.
- qq66 11y agoIt's not about how much data it hogs -- it's that for prepaid plans (which are the vast majority of overall subscribers worldwide), when your data runs out it often just completely turns off until you get another top-up card.
- Ueland 11y ago2-300MB per month on my phone, that is too much for many data plans.