Verizon’s EVDO cards, which, prior to a court ruling, were advertised as unlimited. Unlimited, of course, means 5 gigabytes to Verizon. Now, Verizon has modified their T&Cs to state that they will provide unlimited bandwidth, but if they detect a user using more than 5GB per month, they will throttle your connection to 200 kbps. Engadget has the full story.

Verizon updates T&Cs to further redefine “unlimited” data usage - Engadget

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