It won't, because most people have datacaps, and downloading all your mail, messages and photos over cellular can have negative impacts.

You were going to get an entire second of latency at the very least. Not even getting into how they tried selling this in countries with datacaps lol

VPN protocols are absolutely being blocked (for me at least), that's not even up for discussion. Why? No idea. I live in a state where ISP's cannot microtransaction for datacaps. They charge >1TB for other states. Possibly related, but that certainly be deserving of explanation.

Make "smart" phones connect them directly to Starlink truly unlimited 25 bucks a month to many companies lie and throttle people and give them datacaps we need unlimited connectivity that's the cold hard truth especially for AI

Readily accessible for now. We're one bad policy away from massive price hikes, throttling, gating content and datacaps. Betting the future of gaming on the benevolence of telecoms seems incredibly stupid, to me.

usa is a large country so there is variance, but the only ppl ive heard complain about datacaps in recent years are americans

we do but americans sometimes have really small datacaps

MTN Fiber/wakanet has never had datacaps. Internet was accessed throughout the billing cycle. However, it did have a throttling aspect to it where speeds would reduce when you hit certain usage numbers. It could have been changed. The market is competitive, with lots of ISPs.

Its not even worth the bandwidth it takes to pirate it [and I have no datacaps on wired internet]

In the EU ISP's are required to clearly define the datacaps, since Juju is in sweden which is part of the EU, EU laws applies.

Currently picking a fight with one of the Gorosei (richest and most powerful men in my country) over sudden internet datacaps and him having a meltdown and insulting his clients like a manchild lol. yeah my bounty bouta go over 1billion if he doesnt get my head first lol

Starlink es la respuesta real, my buena velocidad, no tiene datacaps y no lo puede restringir gobierno porque no es mexicana.

Sin DataCaps por ahora No duden que las demás harán lo mismo tarde o temprano. Recuerdan cuando Netflix anunció lo de una sola cuenta por casa? Muchas le siguieron tiempo después

Telmex no tiene datacaps y como comenta @Ink_Orrecto 3Tb se van como agua en una familia de 4 o 5 miembros, yo te puedo confirmar eso

No dice nada de datacaps downloads.telmex.com/pdf/inf…

Datacaps en 2025? Ni que fuera 2006 para ser tan retrógradas

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any ways for residential users to participate? i don't run a fiber network but i do i have an 8G and 5G residential fiber connection without datacaps and i could buy a starlink

There were no datacaps on US internet for the longest time - to the best of my understanding it was UK ISPs that started porting over the cellular datacap models (needed due to infrastructure being less built out and more broadly used/shared) to squeeze more money out of people. They are completely unnecessary over hardline networks and IMHO predatory when used that way. My ISP has no data cap but they are becoming more and more common and they are slow to adapt to increasing filesize and streaming requirements. Based on downloads alone - if you're watching 720p Youtube you'd hit a 500GB monthly data cap in around 100-150 hours. If you're streaming and the data cap is all encompassing of your uploads (streaming out) and downloads (streaming in) you could very easily hit that cap in 30-31 days (744 hours).