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T-Mobile sticks to unlimited data with its best plans, but the price can get quite expensive, especially if you have only one line. Still, if you need unlimited data and some of the best ...

A phone plan with unlimited data means you never need to worry about whether you're about to get cut off. We pick our favorites among plans from Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile.

While major carriers have begun capping data use, Bellevue-based T-Mobile says it's bringing back unlimited data plans to better compete with AT&T and Verizon.

Mint Mobile also includes 10GB of free mobile hotspot, which is all high-speed data. Additionally, you’re getting unlimited talk and text, as well as free calling to Mexico, Canada, and the UK.

AT&T and T-Mobile both offer unlimited 5G data, but T-Mobile's coverage makes it a more compelling value for many.

Visible Wireless offers affordable unlimited plans on Verizon's network, making it a worthwhile carrier for those who use a lot of monthly data.

Maybe you've had it with the big traditional carrier plans that include more than you need. Getting a prepaid plan with more fixed costs is a worthwhile option.

Comcast has simplified Xfinity Mobile’s unlimited plans by introducing two new tariffs - Unlimited and Unlimited Plus.

Networks will say they have unlimited data, but then limit it when you use too much. Good thing that doesn't apply to Mint anymore.

Customers with a Standard plan or a Mobile subscription now have unlimited data, and the satellite internet service offers a new, Priority option designed for governments, businesses and superusers.

If you're on a limited data plan and find yourself running out of high-speed data allotment, here's how you can set a limit on Android devices.