More and more mobile broadband operators are ending their fixed rate internet plans. Super highspeed internet access will be replaced by a system that makes more sense for the broader internet market.
Currently, high speed internet access is being slowed down by incredible volumes of information uploaded and downloaded by users.
From now on, customers will have to pay additonal rates or lose their connections. The decision to charge more for increased consumption is totally justified, because the upside of the changed system is that people who don't use a lot of data will pay less.
This is how a competitive and transparent market works even if customers think, rightfully so, that so-called improvements to services only favor some customers.
