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The 2G tether... I suspect the reason for that is eliminate people using their phone's unlimited plans as their home WIFI.
This is a huge suckfest from a NN standpoint. From a " is this good for most consumers" standpoint, sounds pretty decent.
I have 4 lines unlimited for 150, if they were to force migrate me to one of these new plans i would not be happy.
I hope they grandfather us 2/100 and 4/150 plans for a long while.
No. This is much worse than Verizon. This is horrible.Let's all just admit that this "Uncarrier" 12 announcement is T-Mobile's way of becoming exactly like Verizon and AT&T. Like seriously, you have to pay $25/month to disable Binge On with this new plan and you have to pay an additional $15/month if you want WiFi hotspot at LTE speeds. This is ridiculous.
So much for T-Mobile being the "Uncarrier." That is just nonsense now. Absolute nonsense.
This makes me consider switching to AT&T now, since they have way better coverage and they finally ditched overage fees...and not in the stupid way that Verizon allegedly "eliminated" their overage fees. AT&T did it right. I have found a plan on AT&T that will get me the same amount of data at a much cheaper rate than this new T-Mobile "One" plan.
Let's all just admit that this "Uncarrier" 12 announcement is T-Mobile's way of becoming exactly like Verizon and AT&T. Like seriously, you have to pay $25/month to disable Binge On with this new plan and you have to pay an additional $15/month if you want WiFi hotspot at LTE speeds. This is ridiculous.
So much for T-Mobile being the "Uncarrier." That is just nonsense now. Absolute nonsense.
This makes me consider switching to AT&T now, since they have way better coverage and they finally ditched overage fees...and not in the stupid way that Verizon allegedly "eliminated" their overage fees. AT&T did it right. I have found a plan on AT&T that will get me the same amount of data at a much cheaper rate than this new T-Mobile "One" plan.
The $25 doesn't disable BingeOn, it allows BingeOn at full HD.
Wait, so you're saying for $25 they'll still be serving up HD videos at 1.5mbps?
No, $25 allows full HD but it still won't count toward your data usage. T-Mobile will throttle the top 3% of users going over 26GB a month, so they allow you to spend an additional $25 a month to have full HD BingeOn.