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I think I am finally getting my family off of my plan. I am weighing out if the unlimited plan is worth it for me.
It says HD Video streaming is included. Does this mean any or all of the following:
1.) If I stream Netflix through LTE does that usage count towards the 22GB limit which triggers prioritization?
2.) If I stream Hulu through LTE does that usage count towards the 22GB limit which triggers prioritization?
3.) If I stream YouTube through LTE does that usage count towards the 22GB limit which triggers prioritization?
These are the 3 video streaming apps that I use most. It would be nice if I knew for sure that using any or all of them doesn't count towards the usage which could end up getting me slowed down on a congested tower.
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What the HD streaming means is you get the full resolution of the video without downgrading like T-mobile does, reducing video to 480P (at least they did until Verizon announced unlimited Sunday). The data used does count against the 22 GB.
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Thanks. It is a little misleading.
T-Mobile gave unlimited video streaming at the lower rate. Of course you had to pay extra for that.
It is fine with me. I don't really do video streaming that much so I may end up with the 5GB for $55.