Read the "fair use" clause and you will fully understand what I am talking about. It is not a black or white, yes or no, on or off type of thing. Verizon and all the other carriers pay for each gigabit and as soon as they are paying more for your data than you are paying them. You will have a problem. If over one quarter the people that didnt use their data offsets the people that went over theirs your not gunna see them trying to change anything since customer relation are more important as long as they are not losing shareholders interests.
You're being very technical. Yes any network has fair use clauses... All..
Wireless and home networks
.. All
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In the real world they usually won't say anything unless you're just being ridiculous. 20 GB now a days in a month is not that ridiculous.. It's easy to do. Very easy..
Comcast has a fair use clause... My buddy used 1 TB 2 months in a row... Never heard a peep. On T-Mobile I guarantee there is a fair use clause... I average 30 GB a month.. Peaking at 55 GB one month... Not a peep.
Friends on Verizon who have unlimited stream 10-15 GB a month.. Nothing.
So It is within the clause I give you that.. But you would probably have to use an absolute absurd amount for them to get mad... Not 20 GB
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