Broadband providers to lift data caps during Covid-19 lockdown | Coronavirus outbreak | The Guardian
All data allowance caps on current fixed broadband services will be removed in a deal struck by the government and telecommunications companies to help vulnerable people stay connected through the pandemic.
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