There's no need for snark, I'm pretty sure everyone knows what they mean by this.
Unlimited as in, yes, unmetered. Not "unlimited", with a 2.5pt footnote somewhere that says "Actually 5 gigs/mo"
Unlimited as in, yes, unmetered. Not "unlimited", with a 2.5pt footnote somewhere that says "Actually 5 gigs/mo"
They need to stop doing this, it confuses non-technical people. Advertise the limit clearly. Make it a big number if they need to grab attention.
No data caps, speed limits, or bill shock
It's pretty explicit to there being no artificially imposed limits of any kind.
If you buy the unlimited plan, you have every expectation to continue using it. It's still a net positive.
Source: http://www.extremetech.com/electronics/119703-t-mobile-annou...