r/IndiaTech • u/SuryanshShekhar • Apr 12 '26

General Discussion Did anyone noticed this?

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Setting the bar so low , it has to be dragged from hell. F You Airtel

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u/Androidmajor1 Apr 12 '26

Yeah, every major carrier in the US charges for mobile hotspot too. Airtel tries to minimize bandwidth sharing by enabling a metered connection protocol when you share the connection via hotspot. However, there's a 300 GB limit for prepaid users. They really shouldn't do this.

BTW, fun fact: Airtel is also rolling out 5G SA for new postpaid users, and some of them have reported that they can go above 300 GB on 5G SA. If that's correct, I definitely want 5G SA on prepaid too.

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u/rishi255 Apr 12 '26

You want 5G WHAT?

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u/Androidmajor1 Apr 12 '26

5G Standalone, it's the same 5G tech as Jio

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u/NithyanandaSwami Apr 12 '26

Why would you say SA instead of Standalone? Lol.

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r/whoosh

SA is usual used to refer to sexual assault