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· 4 years ago
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Fine print. It’s a warning for your benefit so you aren’t surprised or don’t get upset. Usually your “unlimited data” IS “unlimited-“ but for the purposes of “unlimited-“ data is data, but not all data is the same. You usually get X gigs a month at “full speed” whatever that is for the plan- usually 4g for current phone plans, X megs/gigs connection speed Etc. for home or hotspot WiFi. Once you “reach the limit,” you still have unlimited data- but it’s at a slower- sometimes much slower or not guaranteed speed. For WiFi you might have a total limit for the amount of data you can upload or download and after exceeding it- you’ll still have “data,” just not that type of data unless you pay some type of overage. So videos or games might lag, pages take longer to load, or uploading things might take forever or cost money etc.
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