>Unlimited also generally run a lower QCI priority overall so that any other users on the tower will push you out if things are busy.
It's very hard to obtain a phone plan here that is not some form of unlimited. The cheapest phone plans either have absolutely no Internet, or are capped to like 0.25 or 0.5 Mb/s speeds, meaning that your data cap is just a function of your slow speed.
I don't know where your here is but true, that's another way to do it.
In the US there's competition showing how fast the service is in advertising. Which of course has fine print; "during times of congestion you may experience slower speeds" which is where these priority levels kick in.
It's very hard to obtain a phone plan here that is not some form of unlimited. The cheapest phone plans either have absolutely no Internet, or are capped to like 0.25 or 0.5 Mb/s speeds, meaning that your data cap is just a function of your slow speed.