Not in Australia, they don't. No carrier provides an uncapped plan, and most plans have to be extended with a 'data pack' just to get 1GB/month. If you go over that, you start getting charged per Megabyte.
It's ridiculous.
It's ridiculous.
Basically I would have had to sign onto a completely new contract to get more data for the 5 days to end of month. Ridiculous.
If you mean private wifi? Of course we do (in fact the CSIRO - an Australian based research organisation - was pretty pivotal in its invention in the 1990s), but the article is talking about mobile data not wifi.