AT&T announced Thursday that it will offer an unlimited data plan to everyone, following a similar move by Verizon earlier this week.
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AT&T announces a new unlimited data plan (T)
The move follows the debut of Verizon's unlimited plan earlier this week.
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Previously, only DirecTV subscribers were allowed to sign up for AT&T's unlimited plan. Now anyone can.
A single line costs $100 per month and each additional line costs $40 more per month. You can add a fourth line for free, bringing the cost to $180 per month for four lines.
The plan doesn't include hotspot data. You'll have to pay extra if you want to tether your phone's connection to another device.
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Like other "unlimited" plans, AT&T says it may slow down your speeds after you use 22 GB in a billing period during times of high network congestion.
As we've written before, there's no such thing as . There's always a cap, and in some cases your speeds may be slowed down if you hit a certain limit. All four major carriers have similar policies. Still, you can use as much data as you want without being charged extra.
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