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You can't categorize the method, just the user. Someone could be just as abusive with unlimited email or viewing/streaming video or music.



Actually, it is possible to 'shape' torrent traffic to an extent. This is what Rogers Cable Internet is rumoured to be doing.

Of course this is why torrent programs now encrypt it's traffic.

Bell could monitor traffic if it wanted to but unless you're doing something really dumb they wouldn't bother.
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Actually, it is possible to 'shape' torrent traffic to an extent. This is what Rogers Cable Internet is rumoured to be doing.

Of course this is why torrent programs now encrypt it's traffic.

Bell could monitor traffic if it wanted to but unless you're doing something really dumb they wouldn't bother.


Yup, and comcast in the US also is doing that. what I truly meant is just because someone wanted to use a torrent app, doesn't automatically equal abuse. it's the user that decides if they will be abusive, and not the data use methods at their disposal.
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It will depend on what the limit for the unlimited data is.

A torrent program just uses lots of data - if you let it.


lol, so what's the limit for the unlimited data?
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lol, so what's the limit for the unlimited data?


That there is the ultimate question. For myself I know my usage will be mainly email. But if I am on the road and there's a hockey game on... it will be VERY tempting to connect to my slingbox.
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Man, are people still discussing the unlimited data?

Here, let me spell it out for you. I'm a Data 123 Tech at Bell Mobility and I can promise you, as of this writing, the Touch comes with UNLIMITED onboard data. All outlook (including exchange activesync), HTML and any onboard services are unlimited.

Stream all you want from Youtube, or listen to free stream radio (sites will vary). It's all unlimited (read the fine print though, abuse will be shut down).

Heck, I can't wait for a Torrent program to be written for WM 6.

I'm going to have a Touch in my hands in a few hours and I plan on seeing if streaming works 'out of the box'.


You serious?? So I can download and upload on Bittorrent (literally) 24/7 and not get charged? I must get this phone..
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Man, are people still discussing the unlimited data?

Here, let me spell it out for you. I'm a Data 123 Tech at Bell Mobility and I can promise you, as of this writing, the Touch comes with UNLIMITED onboard data. All outlook (including exchange activesync), HTML and any onboard services are unlimited.

Stream all you want from Youtube, or listen to free stream radio (sites will vary). It's all unlimited (read the fine print though, abuse will be shut down).

Heck, I can't wait for a Torrent program to be written for WM 6.

I'm going to have a Touch in my hands in a few hours and I plan on seeing if streaming works 'out of the box'.


You serious?? So I can download and upload on Bittorrent (literally) 24/7 and not get charged? I must get this phone..


As of right now there is no torrent program for wm but I'm sure someone, somewhere is going to create one. The real issue is what the limit will be. Rogers has a ~150 gig up and down limit. Bell will have something similar
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As of right now there is no torrent program for wm but I'm sure someone, somewhere is going to create one. The real issue is what the limit will be. Rogers has a ~150 gig up and down limit. Bell will have something similar

thats better then some High speed cable/dsl providers i've seen O.O

whats a data 123 tech by the way?
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As of right now there is no torrent program for wm but I'm sure someone, somewhere is going to create one. The real issue is what the limit will be. Rogers has a ~150 gig up and down limit. Bell will have something similar

Well that's more than my home internet so I'm happy with that limit.
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ok finally what everyone has been waiting for and doubting here u goooooooooo

thanks again to The source. who is amazingggggg!!!


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sweet, now I just have to figure out a voice plan for the wife
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ok finally whatever has been waiting for and doubting here u goooooooooo

thanks again to The source. who is amazingggggg!!!


Wow wow wow...
Finally Bell does something great! Now to get $400... (Can a CSR or something check to see when I get upgrade credit?)
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this really is an amazing plan and step in the right direction for data in canada. way to go bell =) I hope it starts a trend to give some affordable data rates to all users across the country soon.
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Well that's more than my home internet so I'm happy with that limit.



I don't think you understand. The 150 gig limit is for Rogers home service. On wireless you can't go over 1GB.

On Bell Mobility, there are some reports that you can go as high as 25GB, as long as you don't use that much every month. I bet if you used 1 to 5 gigs per month max they'd leave you alone. On Bell Sympatico Unplugged, you can use up to 2GB on the smaller plan and 10GB on the $65 plan.

Most 3G wireless networks would crash if people use over 20 gigs regularly anyhow, so I really hope Bell kicks off those abusers right away.

Regards.
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whats a data 123 tech by the way?



That's the name of our department. When you call the 1-866-DATA-123 number you get someone like myself.
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Anybody knows if $7/unlimited on Touch also applys to prepaid user?
I am using prepaid with $7/unlimited on regular phone now.
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