Thread: Google Allows Carriers to Selectively Block Tethering Apps From Android Market
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Old 05-11-2011, 01:10 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by tubemonkey View Post
When data plans are unlimited, charging extra for tethering is justified. But when data is a fixed amount, it's robbery to charge for tethering.

Which is why Verizon provides free Mobile Hot Spot, and Sprint charges for it.

Sprint's data plan is unlimited, and Verizon's is fixed. That being said, my VZW plan on my SGT is 3 GB/month and my Sprint Plan on my HTC EVO 4G is unlimited. I have yet to exceed 1 GB on either. But then I don't stream movies either.
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