- Reduced speeds: Once you reach the data cap, your data speeds may be reduced. This means that you can still use data, but at a slower speed than before. The speed reduction may last until the end of the billing cycle or until you purchase additional high-speed data.
- Throttling: Some prepaid plans may throttle your data speeds after you reach the data cap. This means that your data speeds may be slowed down to 3G speeds or lower.
- Deprioritization: Prepaid plans may also be subject to deprioritization, which means that your data speeds may be slowed down during times of network congestion. This happens when a lot of people are using their phones simultaneously.
It's important to check the terms and conditions of the prepaid plan you're considering to understand how data speeds may change after reaching the data cap.