Verizon users can now add unlimited cloud storage to their plans for a surprisingly low fee،
Each Verizon The customer, whether current, former or even potential, is likely familiar with the many different definitions of the word “unlimited” given by the carrier when it comes to wireless plans. You have your entry-level unlimited welcome option, which really isn’t unlimited at all given that it doesn’t have basic access to Big Red’s super-fast 5G ultra-wideband network. , as well as the more expensive Unlimited Plus and Unlimited Ultimate plans, both of which have their own option. advantages and disadvantages.
If that doesn’t sound like much to you, you probably don’t know how expensive cloud storage can be on other platforms. The 2TB Dropbox and
Google One plans, for example, both cost $9.99 per month, while Apple is willing to increase your iCloud+ cap to 6 or 12TB for the hefty $29.99 monthly fee and $59.99 (!!!) respectively.
Keeping this in mind and taking into account that unlimited cloud storage seems quite hard to come by these days Verizon“rivals”, we can surely agree that you are getting a good deal here. Of course, we can also understand if you’re worried that Big Red’s usual shenanigans will come into play at some point to raise the price or reduce the benefits and profits of this killer deal, but if that happens, no one will prevent you from doing so. cancel your subscription.
For now, it seems important to emphasize that the “unlimited” service Verizon The cloud offering does have a few limits and restrictions, like a 10GB cap on individual file downloads and a 50GB daily cap, although these certainly aren’t what we’d call major deal-breakers.
There’s also an Unlimited Group option to consider at $19.99 per month per line with unlimited cloud storage for up to 5 users on phones and computers of your choice, while the 600GB tier will cost you $5. Very reasonable $99 per month. This is all almost too generous for Verizon, which makes us think that the (early) Christmas miracles might actually be real.
