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iPhone 4 data transfer limit?


Question Posted Thursday June 10 2010, 8:05 am

Is it true that the next iPhone will have a data transfer limit of 2gb? If so, why?

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theymos answered Saturday June 12 2010, 12:00 am:
**My understanding is that anyone whose contract expires in 2010 can upgrade to the iPhone 4 and keep unlimited, but you have to extend your contract by two years. You should contact AT&T for more accurate info.**

AT&T (the exclusive iPhone carrier in the US) has removed their unlimited data plan. 2GB is the highest-level plan you can get now, and this applies to all phones on AT&T. People who already have an unlimited plan can keep it, though.

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