Will there be quota for tethering?

This being Maxis, torrenting is probably blocked.

RM30 = 30 days validity straight away.

Operating the car and phone at the same time? Naughty boy.

MCMC (and all national regulators) should ban the words "unlimited/infinite/endless" from cellular operators selling their packages to consumers.

Hotlink still dare to say "Truly Unlimited".

Abuse of the words "truly" and "unlimited" and insulting the intelligence of their potential customers.

This post has been edited by tympg: Jun 7 2020, 07:36 AM

https://www.digi.com.my/shop/postpaid-plans...aid-to-postpaid

Nperf is only as good as its volunteer contributors from each network.

No telco is willing to give its total coverage data to a 3rd-party site. Even the coverage maps in their own websites are software calculations of the predicted coverage of the cell towers, not real-time monitoring.

The best you can do is the general sites like nperf, OpenSignal and now Speeedtest by Ookla. They will never give you the complete picture because all their information is based by their users' contributions.

You can also try GSM Association maps:

https://www.gsma.com/coverage/

but I don't know how up to date it is. All the telcos we've been discussing in this forum are members of the GSM Association.

1 GB cannot finish, why do you need "unlimited".

Digi already has unlimited packages. They're called Infinite 100 and Infinite 150. But these won't appeal to the kind of people here. Better to keep this crowd away from Digi.

So? What so great about unlimited prepaid compared to unlimited postpaid? Other than the PRICE?

Too many cheapskates waiting to come in and trash the network.

When Yes 4G implemented FUP on their Konfem packages, the loudest complainers were the heavy users who were attracted to Yes in the first place by the relatively low price. Some of them were tethering with modded modems when the TnC expressly forbade tethering.

Ironically 1300 was introduced to overcome outstation charges and have a single national rate for the whole country.

But today in 2020 almost nobody pays "outstation charges" anymore so making 1300 pointless and for those with unlimited call plans, to be avoided.

Maybe you can tweet your query to Hotlink:

@HotlinkRed

or

@HotlinkListens

Simply scare yourself silly for no good reason.

In that case LYN is a Government Website.

Don't cross-post the same thing over so many threads.

Huh? Unifi 4G rides on...Unifi 4G.

The LAST reload is the important one.

If the last reload extends the validity, there will be a new expiry date otherwise the expiry date remains the same.

The system doesn't care how many times you reloaded previously before the last one.

This is why they call it "non-stackable".

Until forever. What do you think stackable means?

Stackable describes the way validity works in a prepaid network. That's not likely to change.

It's like you're asking "When can my car stop using petrol?"