Prepaid plans may have data caps, which means that you are allocated a certain amount of high-speed data each month. Once you hit that cap, the network may slow down your data speeds. The amount of data you get varies by plan, so it's important to check how much data you have used or have available. Some prepaid plans may also have a lower data cap compared to contract plans. Deprioritization is another factor to consider, which means that the network can slow down your data speeds whenever the network is busy. This happens when a lot of people are using their phones simultaneously. However, some prepaid plans offer unlimited data with no data caps, but these plans may be more expensive than plans with data caps. It's important to check the terms and conditions of the prepaid plan you're considering to understand how data caps work and how they may affect your usage.
