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GoSmart to Offer Free Mobile Facebook Access

Dec 23, 2013, 9:21 AM by Eric M. Zeman

GoSmart Mobile plans to allow unlimited mobile access to both Facebook and Facebook Messenger beginning next month. According to AllThingsD, the service is meant to coax more GoSmart customers into using its mobile data services. The free Facebooking offer will include access to all content hosted on Facebook, including videos, games, and photos. Customers will need to have a data plan to access links that take them off of Facebook. GoSmart Mobile is an MVNO that uses T-Mobile's network and offers prepaid services. Unlimited talk, text, and 3G data costs $35 per month.

May 20, 2021
T-Mobile today announced out new small business plans called Business Unlimited. The three new options offer a better value than the existing Magenta for Business plans in several ways.

AT&T Upgrades International and Top-End Plans

Jul 12, 2021
AT&T has tweaked its International Day Pass and Unlimited Elite plan, adding more value for the same price. The International Day Pass is now free after the first ten days per billing period, offering a much better value on longer overseas trips.

iOS 17 Brings Comprehensive Protection Against Unwanted Nude Images

Jun 7, 2023
Apple's forthcoming iOS 17 will include a suite of new options to protect both children and adults from inappropriate and/or unwanted sexual content. The features are a significant expansion of the technology already available via Communication Safety.

Verizon Pumps up its Mobile Hotspot Plans

Jul 29, 2021
Verizon has launched a new set of plans exclusively for mobile hotspot devices, with more options and more data than previously available. Verizon previously offered the same two plans for all "connected devices", from mobile hotspots to smartwatches, topping out at $30/month for 30 GB of full-speed data.

Cricket Ditches Data Speed Caps, Adds 5G to All Plans

Oct 29, 2021
Cricket made two major changes to its prepaid plans today, bringing them in line with the competition in two important ways. First, Cricket is removing the cap of 8 Mbps on 4G LTE download speeds.

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netboy

Dec 25, 2013, 2:49 PM

how nice! that is like getting a FREE mercedes!

all you have to do is pay 40,000$ for a delivery fee! and you get to drive home a FREE Mercedes C class!

DarkStar

Dec 23, 2013, 3:44 PM

How do they know?

How do they know what data you are using on your phone? How do they know you are using facebook and not ebay?

TDBearCT

Dec 23, 2013, 10:58 AM

No 4G Data

The issue with most MVNOs on T-Mobile and AT&T is that they do not allow access to the carriers 4G networks, or if they do they throttle down to 3G speeds. I'd prefer to pay more to the carriers to get the data speed.

KOL4420

I think MVNO Simple Mobile offers 4G speeds on 4G Tmobile phones only. I dont think this specific MVNO does.

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