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I ended up eating about 7.5GB worth of data that month. I did not get any notification or any extra charge on my bill. I only did it for that month though and I turned on my wifi.Alot can change in a few months.Really? When I had my 3gs, I average about 1.5GB-2GB a month. A few months ago I decided how much data I can use so I turned off wifi for the whole month and used only data. To make it worst, I tried to use as much data as I can so I had Pandora running almost 24/7 and watched a bunch of youtube video.I ended up eating about 7.5GB worth of data that month. I did not get any notification or any extra charge on my bill. I only did it for that month though and I turned on my wifi.
Just out of curiosity, what are you using your phone for that can be pushing so much data?
The only thing I can think of is tethering, video conferencing, and streaming video&audio... For all other uses of smartphones, 2GB should be plenty... I'm on track to only have used 1GB this month (which is entirely 3G with this new phone, no wifi at all).
I mentioned it in another thread, but thought I'd share my whole story here:
I had an unlimited data plan from my iPhone 3G, 2 on this family plan actually (one is my fiancees) and had been monitoring our data usage the past 6 months. I would get close to 2gb/mo a few times, but never went over. She was no where near as close.
When I decided to bail on iP4 and go w/the Cappy, I stupidly decided to ditch the unlimited for 2gb+ tethering. Well after just a few days reading here and watching how much data this thing hogged up, I realized I had made a mistake and immediately called AT&T to see what they could do. Apparently if you give up your unlimited data, you have 48 hours to switch back, something that was not told to me at time of sale. I had called on my 51st hour after purchase...
So the chick on the phone told me there was nothing that she could do, so I proposed this situation: Return the Cappy and get back on my iPhone unlimited plan, then re-buy the Cappy and keep my unlimited data. She couldn't say "yes" for sure, but I could tell by her tone that I had found a loophole. I went back into the store where I bought it and presented this situation to the asst. manager, and he said that he thought he could get around it without me having to return the phone. It took about 24 hours, but I have my unlimited back! So excited I don't have to worry about killing apps every 30 mins and keeping an eye on 3G Watchdog and Juice Defender all day, it's a great feeling! Sure I gave up tethering, but it's saving me $15/mo and who needs it with all that this phone can do.
Who else is lucky enough to have grandfathered in the unlimited data?
no unlimited data on the iphone anymore. that stopped may 7 iirc. wife is grandfather in on her captivate. me not so much...2gb/m for me....
http://android-wifi-tether.googlecode.com/files/wireless_tether_2_0_5-pre4.apkI'm pretty sure soon someone will find a way to do tethering without being on AT&Ts plan. They've found a way around it on the Droid, so i know they can on here. It may not be Wifi tether, but wired tether is also possible.