I certainly won't remain quiet about it if my experience is similar to yours next week.

I ported in last week to Digi Postpaid and I already got the SMS telling me Vo-LTE is activated. This is despite the fact that my phone is a Galaxy S4.

What are the exact words of the pop-up message?

Are you sure it's Digi sending this message and not the site owner? Which streaming service is this anyway?

Well, if I were you I'd stay clear of that site, but it's up to you. I googled VUClip and I don't even want to go in.

But you can't say Digi wants to charge you for all non-YouTube content. This is a 3rd party concern who wants your money, that's all.

Yes, "unlimited with FUP" is disingenuous and a bit insulting to the customer, but in practice it wouldn't have made a whole lot of difference to most people, who will not come close to reaching 100GB usage.

Personally 100GB would have been fine by me, if they had explicitly made that the cap and not used the word unlimited. But true unlimited is also OK .

Maybe they think iPhone users are rich buggers who will simply pay up. XD

I keep telling you it's not Digi.

Called Digi on Monday, took 15 minutes before an actual person answered.

To be fair, they did say their lines were busy.

I just received free 1GB for 7 days from Digi, but I'm going out of the country in a few days, so I have to use the 1GB today .

Postpaid users, do you also have this "International Friends and Family"?


Only Thailand and Myanmar numbers!

Weird, I didn't see any mention of this in the website.

Difference between Digi 110, and Xpax Burung Hantu or Webe, say, is the pricing. So hopefully that'll deter all those download kakis who "only managed to download 10GB today". Let them remain at Webe or Xpax.

Wheee! I'm in Infinity Mode!

OK, that's enough exuberance. Going to sleep.

Of course I haven't reached 100, but there is no more limit mentioned in MyDigi (both app and web), just how much used.

Why are Malaysian telcos still flaffing about with 2G/3G. All new acquired spectrum should be only for 4G, with an eye to future 5G use. Thailand telcos are already talking about 700MHz LTE.

Gov't should legislate that only handsets with VoLTE support can be sold new from now on.

Well, when do we switch off 2G then? Never?
In Europe they have switched off analogue UHF TV and I believe that frequency space has since been refarmed as LTE. Those with old TVs were provided with converters to receive digital TV. If the political will is there it can be done.

I was saying reuse that 900MHz and 1800MHz for 4G.

Higher capacity, more efficient use of spectrum.

Interesting article:

"Europe may lose 3G before 2G"
http://rethink-wireless.com/2016/02/08/eur...e-3g-before-2g/

At Pasir Ris Park:

This speed test ate 42MB of my RoamBorder quota.