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AT&T hasrevised its ruleson when it throttles customers connected to its defunct unlimited data plans. Previously, there as a low 5GB threshold in place, making it far from unlimited, before subscribers were subjected to lower data speeds and higher latency — known as throttling. Now, AT&T ha...
Before we get to the list ofbest unlimited data plans, we should point out that cheaper options do exist with discount cell phone service providers calledMVNOs (mobile virtual network operators)that partner with major networks to provide service. You can save even more bydetermining how much dat...
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AT&T dropped its unlimited data option last summer at the time the iPhone 4 was launched. Customers who had existing contracts with unlimited data were allowed to keep those plans. Those who opted to switch to a cheaper tiered plan were told that there was no going back. ...
AT&T chief Randall Stephenson wishes the company had never offered unlimited data plans with the original iPhone and worries about the impact free texting services like Apple's iMessage will have on the telecom's bottom line. At the Milken Institute’s Global Conference on Wednesday, Steph...
The best AT&T plans at a glance AT&T keeps things simple with four main postpaid plans, all built around unlimited data. Wondering which plan is right for you? Unlimited Value Plus VL is the cheapest recommended option for AT&T.If you want AT&T postpaid on the cheap, we would avoid the 4G...
AT&T has relaxed its policy of throttling users of its grandfathered unlimited data plans, and will now only impose slower speeds only at times or in places with high network congestion, a small update to the carrier's website revealed on Thursday. ...
AT&T isn't bringing back its unlimited data plans, but will not throttle down their data speeds until they consume 22 gigabytes worth of data in one billing cycle and also happen to be in a congested part of AT&T's network. Further, AT&T said that speed reductions would occur only when ...