iPhone data plan terms and conditions
I downgraded my iPhone data-plan this morning. Like most iPhone owners, I was on the unlimited $30/month unlimited plan. After looking at my data usage over the past few months (which AT&T conveniently charts for you - see below), I realized I haven't even crossed 200MB once. It made no sense to continue to be on the unlimited plan.
The final step of the downgrade process requires you to agree to the standard legalese of terms and conditions. I usually skip over these things, but this snippet caught my attention:
DataPlus 200MB for iPhone may only be used for the following purposes: (i) internet browsing, (ii) personal email, and (iii) consumer applications. Using iPhone to access corporate email, company intranet sites, and/or other business solutions/applications is prohibited.
That's an interesting bit right there. I may be reading it too literally, but as written, anyone reading their work email on their iPhone would be violating these terms. I'd say that's the vast majority of iPhone users.
