Data plans refer to the agreements or contracts offered by mobile network providers that specify the amount of data a user can access over a mobile internet connection during a given billing cycle. These plans determine how much data (measured in megabytes or gigabytes) a customer can use for activities such as browsing the internet, streaming video, downloading files, and using applications. Data plans can vary widely in terms of data limits, speeds, pricing, and features, with options including unlimited data, tiered data usage, and prepaid or postpaid billing structures. Users typically select a data plan based on their individual or family needs, considering factors like usage patterns and budget constraints.
Digi's new mobile data plans start at just 6 euros per month, offering significant savings compared to competitors. The low-cost telecom operator aims to redefine consumer expectations with affordable, unlimited…