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I agree. Long ago, mobile Hotspot just came with my plans. Now it's extra, which is stupid. Just another way for them to make $$
It's insane that they get away with this because it's digital. Imagine if you were doing some handiwork and your hammer was like, "Our policy has changed. If you wish to continue hammering nails >3in, please subscribe for $30/mo."
Don't have to imagine. Change your metaphor from hammer to car, and you're experiencing it in realtime.
Slightly different topic, but I'm just waiting for the day when all the major music companies stop allowing their artists to appear on Tidal, Spotify, etc and instead launch their own exclusive apps and streaming services. So you'll need a Warners subscription, and a Sony subscription and a Geffen subscription and an EMI subscription...
If it happened with TV and moves, it could happen with music too.
Thats insane, in Australia at least it's still just a data plan - buying a cheap prepaid SIM or mobile plan for data is a common thing since our Internet infrastructure is shithouse. I hope no aspiring telco middle managers cotton on to this.