It seems Mint Mobile is about to ditch its data cap. That means you'll soon be able to use more than 40GB of data.

Mint Mobile has surprised customers by dropping the data cap on its Unlimited Plan, giving users true unlimited data.

Networks will say they have unlimited data, but then limit it when you use too much. Good thing that doesn't apply to Mint anymore.

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Mint Mobile announced today that its unlimited plan, which was a classic “unlimited” in the sense that it wasn’t actually ...

US Mobile announced last week its Unlimited Premium plan will truly become “unlimited” after the carrier removed the data cap ...

The company features a range of prepaid recharge options that come with long validity, offering users unlimited calling and data. One notable prepaid plan is BSNL's 180-day option, which is ...

In an AMA (Ask Me Anything) video stream last week for Reddit's 2024 fourth-quarter earnings, CEO Steve Huffman confirmed ...