
More people should be looking to ditch their unlimited data plan
Unlimited data plans are simple, but they don't serve everyone well — a lot of us would be better off paying less for a limited plan.
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Unlimited data plans are simple, but they don't serve everyone well — a lot of us would be better off paying less for a limited plan.
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