The country’s largest broadband provider introduces new Xfinity Internet plans without the old 1.2TB limit. Rates largely ...

Comcast has announced it is streamlining its Xfinity internet plans. It will also drop data caps for real unlimited data.

I’ve had a 1.2TB data cap with Xfinity for years, but living alone, I’ve never gone over it. Mediacom's data caps range from 400GB to 2TB, while Rise Broadband’s go as low as 250GB on some ...

Xfinity and Cox both cap data usage at 1.2TB on most plans and charge $10 for every 50GB you go over. I’ve had a 1.2TB data cap with Xfinity for years, but living alone, I’ve never gone over it.

Some internet providers have “no data caps” policies, but others advertise unlimited data and still impose throttling after a certain amount of usage. Read your contract’s fine print carefully.

Data caps cause stress and anxiety. Broadband internet is part of modern daily life, as much as water or power is. Any tap-dancing around its legal definition just wastes time.

If you have a provider like Cox or Xfinity, where your data cap is approximately 1.2TB (1,200GB), you're probably not bumping against your data allowance too often.

I’ve been saying this for years. But now that many data caps have been suspended — ostensibly as a support measure during the COVID-19 crisis — I don’t think they can be brought back.

The good news is that, by and large, Starlink's plans don't have any kind of data caps. When it comes to the main $120 per month Residential plan, the $165 per month Roam Unlimited plan for users ...

In less than two weeks, Comcast will roll out its home broadband data cap program in eight additional cities, bringing its total up to 27 … ...