AT&T boosts U-verse data cap to 1TB, keeps DSL users at 150GB
http://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2016/07/att-boosts-u-verse-data-cap-to-1tb-keeps-dsl-users-at-150gb/
AT&T is raising the data caps for U-verse Internet customers
to 1TB a month and providing unlimited data "at no additional
charge" to customers who subscribe to the company's 1Gbps
service. But DSL users on AT&T's network aren't getting any
extra data, and those users must continue to make do with a
150GB monthly limit.
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I'll note that (as far as I know, anyway), the U-verse data caps only
apply to consumer users, not to business account users.
--Lauren--
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