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T-Mobile Just Ripped 8 Million Customers Off Their Grandfathered Plans – and Raised Their Bills
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I am almost always on wifi so its not a problem. Up until I switched to them in March, I have never had unlimited cellular data.
256k is surprisingly usable if you're not on the corporate hellscape internet. On Lemmy, nostr, in privacy respecting websites, since they don't have all kind of bloat and crap like that, things actually load pretty well.
I am hoping to get the increase to 512 kbps though, because it would be helpful. I am fully aware though, that higher and higher speeds incur diminishing returns, so 256 kbps is much better than 128 kbps would be, and 512 kbps is much better than 256 kbps will be, but once you get up to a certain level, speed increases stop mattering nearly as much. I would peg that level at probably something like 10 Mbps. Once you get over that speed, things just don't matter quite as much.