"Fair-Use" of xtra infinity M data?

adr1anh

Hello,

I have recently upgraded to an iPhone 5 and to the new xtra infinity M contract. While it was going to cost me roughly 15.- more/month than what I was usualy playing, I didn't really mind as I was getting unlimited data.

Since my school is about a half hours bus ride away, I really wanted to pass the time by watching videos (YouTube or streaming TV). In about about five days I have used about 1.7 GB of data on my phone, and It's still going up (I didn't use it this weekend).

However, I just read that Swisscom enforces a 10GB "limit" on their infinity plans. While you can still use it afterwards, the speeds will be greatly limited. I understand that this limit exist to prevent people from using their mobile plan for home use, but I feel cheated if this "unlimited" plan is just 10GB.

Can someone confirm this?

suisse

I don't know if that's 10 GB.

But for sure it'll be limited to a slower speed:

"...The NATEL® xtra infinity M subscription is suitable for normal personal use. Swisscom reserves the right to curtail or restrict the service or take other appropriate steps if usage considerably exceeds normal levels, or if there are justified indications that the SIM card is being used for special applications (e.g. surveillance, machine-to-machine, direct dial and continuous connections)...."

http://www.swisscom.ch/en/residential/mobile/subscription-tariffs/natel-xtra-infinity-m.html