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AT&T bandwidth caps take effect

AT&T's previously announced bandwidth caps for broadband customers have gone into effect today.

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Megaton4906d ago

Horrible news. I'm not an AT&T customer, but I've got no doubt that it's only a matter of time before this cancer spreads to Time Warner, the ISP I've been stuck with for many years. I know Time Warner was experimenting with 40gb/mo caps several years ago in Texas, but since it never caught on I just assumed it didn't go well.

Google's ultra-high speed service can't come fast enough.

toaster4906d ago

The Man is really cramping our style bro.

Megaton4906d ago

They are. I'd burn through 150gb easy. Maybe not by myself, but I don't live by myself. I'm not even the only torrent user in the house. 3 people use Netflix streaming as well. We probably burn through 200 - 400gb/mo. People utilizing clouds and offering media streaming services should be lobbying heavily against this.

thinking4906d ago

WTF, this is so stupid. I'm with time warner too, used to be with ATT. man wtf really, >:|

Megaton4906d ago

I was considering switching to AT&T a few months ago, too. Really glad I didn't.

fatstarr4906d ago

I will never use AT&T ever this is the worst...

Gondee4899d ago

when I switched they said they went doing a Data cap, well wouldn't you know, 6 months in....

Fuck ATT

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AT&T is placing data limits on HBO Max again

This comes after new net neutrality laws pass in California.

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PrimeVinister1299d ago

Ajit Pai has a lot to answer for.

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AT&T's CEO predicts people will continue to cut cable out of their budget

AT&T’s CEO John Stankey said that he expects the pay-TV industry to soon hit a level of little or no growth. He predicts that it will plateau once the number of pay-TV subscribers falls somewhere between 55 and 60 million users.

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AT&T’s 5G ain’t s*** (yet), according to new PCMag report

PCMag released its Fastest Mobile Networks report and there are plenty of interesting insights to be found, including ones about 5G.

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