I was wondering if I were to live-stream something whilst I was using 4g/5g, would having unlimited data mean I needn't worry about using up data.
The concern stems from the difference in downloading and uploading. I know I could watch streams or youtube or download etc, but If I were the one streaming, I would be using uploading, right? Would that be an issue?
All your unlimited data has a FUP of 600GB pm for personal use.
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@Zathan Keep that up month over month and EE will probably be in touch to inform you that you moved to a business tariff. As per the contract terms that you agreed too.
At no point has it been stated you’ll get slowed down by going over the FUP and I don’t know why you think you would be as it’s not in the T&Cs.
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Glad to hear that EE is not being too Draconian so far, and that you've read the terms and conditions and are going into things with your eyes open.
We will consider usage above 600GB/month to be non-personal use and have the right to apply traffic management controls to deprioritise your mobile traffic during busy periods or to move you to a business plan.
