AT&T Changes ‘Unlimited’ Data Throttling Policy

It looks as though AT&T is easing up a bit on its data throttling policy for customers that still have unlimited data plans. Sure, it took a $100M fine to make them do it, but it's better than nothing.

Up until this week, however, those subscribers saw their data speeds throttled significantly in congested areas after they used 3GB of HSPA data or 5GB of LTE data in a billing period. So what’s changed? That painfully low throttling threshold has now been raised all the way up to 22GB.

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