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      Making Sense of Cellular Data Upgrades for the Coronavirus Pandemic

   Josh Centers

   If you're in the United States, your cellular carrier is likely
   providing more data for free during the coronavirus pandemic, but it
   can be hard to know how much or what you have to do, if anything, to
   claim it. Tech journalism veteran Rob Pegoraro has done [1]the yeoman's
   work of documenting those data upgrades. He covers both the big four
   carriers (really three now that T-Mobile has purchased Sprint) and also
   prepaid and niche carriers like Google Fi and Straight Talk. I've used
   almost no cellular data in isolation, but if you're burning through it,
   perhaps because it's a better option than broadband for some reason,
   check out Rob's guide to make sure you're getting all you're entitled
   to.

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