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Many of us have signed up for an unlimited internet plan, thinking we'd never have to worry about running out of data. While the wording on the plan might suggest worry-free 4K video streaming and ...

The day after I reported about Comcast's stealth rollout of the latest cable modem standard in parts of Houston, the company announced new plans that promised no price hikes for 5 years, no charge to ...

Broadband data caps cost me money every single year and continue to be a source of ongoing anxiety. They’re inequitable, unnecessary, and predatory. That the FCC is finally soliciting public comment ...

PCMag editors select and review products independently. If you buy through affiliate links, we may earn commissions, which help support our testing. Comcast is killing off one of the most loathed ...

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairperson Jessica Rosenworcel wants to open a formal Notice of Inquiry into the impact of internet data caps on consumers, according to an FCC document ...

Verizon Wireless has confirmed that it will soon put an end to unlimited smartphone data, but it’s not all bad news. While smartphone data caps can seem like a greedy attempt to keep customers in line ...

SAN FRANCISCO -- If you're among the lucky few who can work from home, chances are you're eating up a lot of your data in Zoom meetings. All that extra time spent at home streaming videos can be a ...

Two U.S. Democrat senators are advocating for internet providers to stop imposing "predatory data caps" on their customers. If the bill comes to pass, the general public could certainly benefit, ...

US Senators Ben Ray Luján (D-N.M.) and Cory Booker (D-N.J.) want to ban Internet data caps. The senators today introduced the “Uncap America Act,” which would “prohibit predatory data caps that force ...

Twelve states avoid onerous fees till 2023 — now do the rest of us Twelve states avoid onerous fees till 2023 — now do the rest of us is a senior editor and founding member of The Verge who covers ...