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Verizon redefines unlimited for a long time Verizon did not have an unlimited plan but after increased competition the largest wireless carrier in the u.s. brought back an unlimited plan in February of this year $80 per month gave a Verizon subscriber unlimited data talk time and texts yeah well things are about to get more complicated Verizon has new plans that go into effect on August 23rd its new go unlimited plan runs from 75 to 175 dollars then there's the new beyond unlimited plan which ranges from $85 to $185 the go unlimited plan gives Verizon customers unlimited LTE data however if the network experiences congestion Verizon can throttle your speed at any time video streams are limited to DVD quality otherwise known as 480p if you want to use your Verizon device as a hotspot guess what you're limited to 600 kilobits per second which is really slow the beyond a limited plan gives you LTE data without being slowed down until you hit 22 gigabytes in a month after those 22 gigabytes the data connection may be slowed down further in times of network congestion with the beyond a limited plan you also get HD video streams but that is limited to 720p resolution on phones hotspot data is at LTE speed until you hit 15 gigabytes this plan also includes free calls texts and data in Mexico and Canada there is also a prepaid unlimited plan one line is $80 and you get unlimited LTE speed unless there is network congestion like in the go unlimited plan video quality is capped at 480p as well in the case you have Verizon's old unlimited plan you will be allowed to keep it for more coverage check out cnet.com Amaya's act hard i'll see you online but at what resolution