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Dont people get notifiactions when they are going over their data ? I know I do
Me & the better half both updated our iPhones before going on a 2 week holiday to Cape Verde. About the end of week 1, purely by chance while looking through a Windows 10 article I happened to come across a link explaining this issue on iOS9.
I wasn't stung too badly by it, but the wife nearly broke into tears when she seen how much data it had downloaded without her knowledge. She had paid £20 for some usage abroad & it vanished instantly & we were going to complain that she didn't get it when we got back home. Wasn't until I seen this that I realised what had happened.
These stupid anti-consumer features that Microsoft & Apple, as well as everybody else are forcing in are disgusting. If we don't fight against it we'll be ruled by it one day.