https://mobile.twitter.com/rokhanna/status/92370187109244108...
I don't see how this benefits anybody besides the ISP. It just makes them find a multitude of reasons why $everybody should pay double and triple to get a proper connection.
It’s an add-on to general-purpose mobile subscriptions, which let you access any service — including the ones above. The idea is apparently that if you’re into apps like Snapchat and Facebook (or... LinkedIn, I guess), you pay around $8 a month to specifically get more “Social” data, so you can use your regular allotment for everything else. It looks a lot like the “Vodafone Pass” service in the UK, where subscribers can pay for unlimited access to a similar stable of services.
Ugh. This kind of cable plan confusopoly is so annoying.
I hate how marketing creates all these plans and promotions, then expects us jump through hoops to figure them out.
What a waste of time playing these silly games.
https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/comments/799qzu/in_portugal_...