What 'unlimited' includes, the three published conditions that qualify it, what actually consumes an allowance, and how much data an ordinary household really uses.
Written July 2026 · no prices published · nothing for sale
On the handset, at home, yes — genuinely unmetered. Three published conditions bend it.
| Condition | What it does in practice |
|---|---|
| Tethering cap | Limits sharing data with a laptop on some plan generations |
| Traffic management | Queues extreme outliers at saturated masts |
| Fair use abroad | Ends the unlimited part at a published figure |
| Activity | How hungry it is |
|---|---|
| Video at high quality | By far the biggest consumer on most accounts |
| Cloud photo and file backup | Large, invisible, and easily moved to home Wi-Fi |
| App and system updates | Heavy in bursts; restrict them to Wi-Fi |
Far less than most people buy. Read three months of recorded usage before buying any allowance.
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