"<a href=""https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wjmzg5hLrnk&amp;t=5m37s"">5:37</a> 100GB a year? I used that this week. pointless unless they increase the cap.",(reply>), The biggest problem I see with this agreement is its only for 5 years. After 5 years its gone. Basically they were allowed to merge, removing competition as long as they give a bit of data for 5 years. If they were supplying unlimited data at £22 a month then it would cost them £13.2 billion for 5 years. Obviously it would cost them a lot less than that as to provide costs a fraction of what they charge. Basically its cost them very little to do this for a long term benefit. Ontop of that after those 5 years if the deal was a success schools / students will be reliant on it meaning that T-mobile might actually gain repeat customers.,(reply>), @J D I used 5GB. You will be surprised by how much social media uses up. I agree that 100GB is tight, its 8.33GB a month but its enough to allow poor students access to the internet so they aren't behind other students.,(reply>), ​@Coolfred OK then, lets compare that with my phone WiFi data usage for this month.<br>all i do with my phone is browse the internet and watch youtube videos (something i used often during my degree) and i typically do that on my desktop instead.<br>i have used 22GB since 5th August.,(reply>), @J D Yeah and I don't think that's what it's supposed to be for. Isn't it meant to be for students? Meaning using it for basic internet stuff and researching for work, not downloading video games.,(reply>), @Jacobgame2 This, 100 GB can go far, but not if you game and watch youtube obviously. I think I can easily use 30-50 a month with streaming youtube / gaming...No idea actually how much I use. Edit: wow...erhm, saw another comment, apparently you can check it on windows and not going to your ISP's website or something..114GB last 30 days lol...rip.