This company has stopped its unlimited 5G data service; Check details
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This company has stopped its unlimited 5G data service; Check details

5G data plans revised
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5G data plans revised

Recently, Jio, Airtel, and Vodafone Idea have increased their recharge plan rates on July 3, 2024. The users are still trying to get over it and now there is a new shock. 

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Won't provide unlimited data service
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Won't provide unlimited data service

Vodafone Idea will be shutting down its unlimited data service. They have also hiked up the recharge plan rates up to Rs 50. 

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Vi plans include OTT subscription
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Vi plans include OTT subscription

Vi plans are included with OTT subscriptions. The users can get subscriptions to Amazon Prime, Disney+ Hotstar, or a premium subscription to SonyLiv. 

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What are the changes in Vi plans?

Vodafone Idea has not just increased the prices but also changed the benefits. The Vi customers have gotten another big shock from this. 

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Changes in Vi postpaid plans

Vi has increased the price of Rs 701 postpaid plan to Rs 751. These changes were also made by Jio and Airtel, however, Vi has also reduced the benefits. 

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Benefits of Rs 751 plan by Vi

Vi's Rs 751 plan provides 150 GB of data and 3000 SMS. The plan also includes data rollover up to 200 GB. This means that users can use the data left every month. 

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The previous benefits of Rs 751 plan from Vi

The Rs 701 plan from Vi used to provide unlimited data from 12 AM to 6 AM. It was called the 'binge all night'. This service has been eliminated after the price hike. 

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