Bummed that your wireless provider kicked you off your unlimited data plan? T-mobile’s got your back. In an effort to keep up with AT&T, Verizon and Sprint number four T-mobile has brought back its previously discontinued unlimited data plan. Of the big three carriers, Sprint is the only one that still offers unlimited data. Data can be a bit of a conundrum for providers who want their customers to be happy. Too much data use can clog networks, so unlimited data plans have fallen out of style. But now more than ever, customers have at least one device that eats up data. T-mobile’s plan will be available starting September 5 and will cost $30 a month when added to a regular plan and only $20 a month when added to one of its value plans. You’re out of luck if you were planning on using your phone as a mobile hotspot though – tethering will only be allowed on limited data plans.
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