T-Mobile has significantly increased the high-speed data allowance for its Go5G Next and Go5G Plus customers traveling internationally. The boost from 5 GB to 15 GB in over 215 countries provides a welcome relief for travelers concerned about data depletion during their trips.
T-Mobile has increased the data allowance available to some customers when traveling internationally from 5 GB to 15 GB. The carrier's website has been updated to say that Go5G Next and Go5G Plus customers are allotted up to 15 GB of high-speed data in more than 215 countries. After the cap is hit, speeds will be slowed to 256 Kbps. Customers can always agree to pay more for additional data.
However, considering the limit was previously 5 GB, people are unlikely to complain about not having enough data after being granted 10 GB more. The announcement itself seems to contradict itself in places, and some users who recently traveled to international locations say that the 5 GB limit was still in place until about late January. Other users say that the 15 GB allowance may be only for select countries, namely Canada and Mexico, but that's ruled out by the fact that the website clearly states the increased data allowance applies to over 215 countries. Assuming the data cap has indeed been increased, it's welcome news for those who fear running out of high-speed data a few days into their trip.
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