I would like to clarify once and for all if Hotspot Data is included in my regular Phone Data Limit. I now have, under the Get More Plan, 30 gb of Hotspot Data and 50 gb of phone data before potentially getting throttled down in speed.
Nowhere in the Verizon Unlimited Data Plans does it say that the Hotspot Data is "included in the phone data" AND I must have spoken to at least 4 Verizon customer support employees who told me the two data amounts are indeed separate. One tech guy from New Jersey (Noel) specifically told me they asked that specific question to the "Verizon Trainers" and they answered that "the two data amounts are separate". But it appears, based on data usage reported on my Samsung Galaxy S20+ and comparing it to the Verizon Data Usage reported in MyVerizon that the Hotspot data is indeed coming out of the "regular data limit".
So in my case, it appears that the 30 gb of hotspot data that I use is subtracted from my 50 gb of "regular data", leaving me with only 20 gb of phone data usage before my data speed is potentially throttled down.
One would think that if this were the case, Verizon would make it very clear via an asterisk or bold print somewhere in their Unlimited Plan literature alerting their customers what the "true data usage" happens to be. This should not be so hard to find and to confirm. As I mentioned, most Verizon Employees believe that I would get 30 gb of hotspot data plus 50 gb of regular phone data. Can someone tell me for sure how Verizon treats the hotspot data relative to my regular phone data limit. Thank you!