Do you remember those good AT&T 2GB data plan times? The U.S. carrier is getting back to this option and should soon start offering iPhone 2GB plans to all subscribers along with WiFi calling feature on iOS 9. The mobile operator seems to follow the steps of other companies and getting into the new big fight for iPhone 6S customers.
Previously you could order either 1GB or 3GB per month from AT&T. According to reports, AT&T data plan for iPhone called Mobile Share Value is revamped. All subscribers who believe that 1GB of data per month is not enough could instead sign up for the 2GB data plan and pay $30 a month for it. Unfortunately, the 3GB plan option was ditched by AT&T so you cannot order it any longer.
The company offers more data to those AT&T iPhone subscribers who are paying $100 a month. Users used to pay $100 for 10GB of data and they will now get 15GB of data for the same price. However there is no 20GB option any more. The U.S. carrier also replaced the 6GB plan [that was $70 a month] with 5G data plan option for $50 per month.
Are you excited about AT&T 2GB iPhone plan or not? The carrier stops offering some options but the new deals sound pretty cool. Still all new and current subscribers should know that AT&T offers all the options for a limited time. The company doesn’t say when the deal is over so no one can tell you how long the options are to be available and if they are still legit when Apple releases its new lineup of iPhones.