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Airtel Update: Using Unlimited 5G? Data sharing from hotspots banned in Airtel plans! Users expressed their anger

By Samira Vishwas
  • As per Airtel’s terms, unlimited 5G data cannot be shared through mobile hotspots.
  • The Rs 399 prepaid plan claims to have a usage limit of 300GB for 30 days.
  • Due to these rules, many users expressed anger on social media and raised questions on the ‘unlimited’ claim.

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The same terms and conditions also state that Airtel 5G Plus is only available in select areas subject to network availability. Unlimited 5G data can be used only in locations where Airtel’s 5G network is available. Let’s know about Airtel’s unlimited 5G data restrictions.

The screenshot went viral on social media

Tipster Utsav Techie recently shared a post on his X account. In this post, he said that the terms and conditions of Airtel’s official unlimited 5G data offer clearly state that users cannot share unlimited 5G data through mobile hotspots. Many users have expressed their anger after this screenshot shared by the tipster went viral. Some users have said that they were not aware of this hotspot restriction and argued that when plans are promoted as unlimited, such terms should appear more clearly. (Photo Courtesy: Pinterest)

300GB limit in Airtel’s Rs 399 prepaid plan

Apart from hotspot restrictions, users have also experienced that Airtel plans, which are promoted in the name of unlimited 5G, also have a hidden limit. Recently on social media platform X, a user named Karan Shroff shared an email from Airtel customer support regarding 5G data usage on Rs 399 prepaid plan.

According to the email, the Rs 399 plan offers unlimited 4G + 5G data. However, it states that the data usage is limited to 300 GB within 30 days, as usage beyond that limit will be considered as commercial usage. Due to this email, users have now raised many questions. Because according to many users when a plan is sold as unlimited, there should be no limit.

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Users expressed their anger on social media

Many questions are now being raised on these terms and conditions of Airtel. Users have also expressed their anger. A user has raised the question that if unlimited 5G cannot be shared through mobile hotspots, how can this data be unlimited. A user said that they depend on hotspot connectivity for work. Because their laptops do not have sim card support. People say that turning off the hotspot reduces the usage of the unlimited data plan.

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