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Note that the NEW Postpaid U68 plan, effective 1 Sep 2023, is no-contract and BYOD, which is different from the Pakej 5G Rahmah that comes with a RM240 5G "device bundle" subsidy = requires a 24-months' contract, and comes with a RM10 rebate per month for 24 months from the RM68 monthly fee.

OTOH, the NEW U68 plan offers the option of a free 5G smartphone = requires a 36-months' contract.
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NB - A 6" smartphone only needs 360p video-streaming = consumes only about 300MB of data per hour. 720p video-streaming consumes about 1GB per hour.
....... 60GB per month = 2GB per day. If can opt for 360p video-streaming @ 300MB per hour, 6 hours per day consume 1.8GB per day.
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This post has been edited by lurkingaround: Sep 4 2023, 03:02 PM

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Fyi, .......

https://animoto.com/blog/news/hd-video-creation-sharing - Video Resolution 101: A Beginners Guide - 23 March 2018
.... 360P
Videos at 360p are well-suited to smartphones and other mobile devices since they use up less data, but may appear a bit blurry on larger screens. ...

480P
DVDs clock in at 480p, so if you’re looking to burn a DVD, this resolution will give your disc the highest quality allowed by any DVD burner or disc. A 480p video will also play well on most laptop and desktop monitors, and smaller TVs.

NOTE: If you’re looking for higher resolution disc, you will need a Blu-ray disc and Blu-ray burner.

720P
True high-definition starts at 720p, and this is the image resolution at which many HD television channels broadcast. An HD 720p Animoto video is crisp, sharp, and looks great on most displays.

1080P
For an even higher resolution, you can download your videos at 1080p, another favorite for HD television stations. We recommend this resolution for sharing on social media or for showing videos on larger screens and TVs, since it’ll give your audience the highest possible quality display, with crystal clear playback. ...
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Is it because your place got Fiber Internet to Wifi to your phone.?
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AFAIK, any method used to bypass hotspot limit CAN be detected by the celcos, eg by using high-tech Deep Packet Inspection software. Usually, mostly heavy data users are targets for DPI and banhammer by smart celcos (TM UF and Celcom are not very smart celcos), eg those who are subscribed to cheap phone plans but use 40GB of data in 1 day or 400GB in 1 month.
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This post has been edited by lurkingaround: Sep 4 2023, 04:31 PM

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YES 4G signals may be worse than U Mobile 4G signals because YES uses 2300MHz whereas UMO uses 1800MHz and 2100MHz, ie lower frequencies have longer range and better object/wall penetration.
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Fyi, not much has changed from 2018 to 2021 or 2023, wrt 360p suiting mobile devices/smartphones, even though most smartphone screens today are 720p or 1080p. .......

https://blog.ventunotech.com/2021/02/video-resolution-guide/ - 2021/02/ - video-resolution-guide
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360p
Suited for mobile devices for users whose internet is decent but not too fast. The video quality is better than what you will get in 240p. We don’t recommend 360p on laptops and Smart TVs as the quality will suffer. Use 360p when you want to save bandwidth costs.

480p
We suggest 480p for mobile devices if most of your users have a good internet connection.

720p
This is the beginning level of HD resolution, known as the standard HD and HD ready. 720p is best suited for laptops and PCs with a decent internet connection.

1080p
This is probably the most commonly used resolution in smartphones nowadays. 1080p is also known as Full HD and represents a higher quality and sharpness than the standard HD. It is best suited for laptops, PCs, and Smart TVs with a good internet connection. ...
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This one is likely because of 4G network traffic congestion due to many active users during peak traffic hours, ie full signal but speed so low. A few years ago, the Postpaid DIGI Infinite 150 plan was very popular.
....... In due time, the same traffic congestion problem will afflict the 5G network. So, enjoy your 500Mbps 5G speeds while you still can.
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Fyi, watching Youtube videos at 360p on my 6" smartphone is quite clear. To me, watching the same at 720p is a waste of bandwidth, data and battery power.
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This post has been edited by lurkingaround: Sep 4 2023, 06:41 PM