Subject;is my thinking correct
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15-06-2022 11:35 PM
that mobile broadband means that I can just pay for internet on my phone and I can use my phone code as home broadband; but can have to devices like Netflix...; Whilst all this is a mobile with me internet i can take it anywhere?
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15-06-2022 11:49 PM
@Teranne Not totally sure what you mean. Yes you can use your phone to access the internet, but to connect to it from other devices in your home, or elsewhere you would ideally need a router.
You can watch Netflix on your phone, but to watch it on your TV for example it gets a bit more complicated.
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16-06-2022 01:27 AM
You can't pay for it as you go if that's your thinking. You either need to take out a contract or on PAYG buy data add-ons. In either case the amount of data you can use each month will be limited to the value of what you bought.
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