Three removes tethering caps from its 100GB and all-you-can-eat phone deals
Three mobile is already famed for its enormous data plans - it remains the only major network to do all-you-can-eat and its 100GB can be really competitively priced - but it just got even better, by removing the old 30GB cap it used to enforce on tethering.
That means for anybody on one of those mighty plans, or anybody looking to jump on to a new mobile phone or SIM only deal at Three, you now don't have to worry about monitoring how much you use your personal 4G hotspot when in the UK. That's going to make Netflix binging, live sport watching and (yes, we know) working away from the Wi-Fi much less stressful as you approach the end of the month.
Three confirmed to us that the change was made this week. But this is a UK-only change, so doesn't apply to roaming abroad. If you're outside the country, then a still-generous 15GB tethering cap remains.
Three recently reduced the cost of its all-you-can-eat plans on many flagship phones. The iPhone 8 is a prime example, where the monthly fee fell to £42 per month for unlimited data, calls and texts.
But we still think the crowning glory of Three's range at the moment is with the network's astonishing data SIM only deal. So let us tell you more about it...
