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bka0721
Apr 09, 2015Explorer II
strollin wrote:There you go yourself. Yes, your smartphone will work as a hotspot too. You just need to change your plan to a GB plan and lose your unlimited plan. You choose not to.horton333 wrote:
All modern Android smart phones work as hotspots with no extra equipment too.
The trouble with making statements like this is that there are bound to be exceptions.
I have a phone with a grandfathered unlimited data plan and cannot use the built-in wifi hotspot app. However, I am able to use PDANet to create a hotspot.
In almost all cases the GB plan is going to be able to cover your unlimited plan. The best part? You won't experience the throttling of service that occurs with the unlimited plan. As the services have updated the phones, you hit the key for accepting the terms and agreements, which you acknowledged that the more your data usage is, the slower tiers will be. Not the case when switching to the pay as you use, plan.
Nobody really, truly rides for free anymore. AT&T continues their unlimited plan so people are less willing to jump to a new carrier.
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