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good news Verizon will give you more data bad news you'll pay more for it CNET's own Roger Chang reports that Verizon will revise its plans it will be more expensive but you'll get a data boost every plan will increase from 1 gigabyte to 6 gigabytes depending on the plan prices will increase from $5 to $10 per month Verizon's plans are branded as sizes from s to XXL here's how it all breaks down caution numbers ahead the S plan will cost $35 with 2 gigabytes of data the M plan gets 4 gigabytes of data for $50 the L plan will have 8 gigabytes for $70 the XL plan moves to 16 gigabytes at a cost of $90 the XXL plan will give you a whopping 24 gigabytes for a hundred and ten dollars per month CNET is also reporting these plans will include a new feature called safety mode when you go over your data cap you will still be able to connect but at slower speeds that would avoid overage fees safety mode costs $5 extra for those not on an Excel or XXL plan this speech will be managed by a new version of the my verizon app Verizon will also introduce a new rollover data program called carryover data current customers will be able to opt into these new plans and rates Verizon is expected to make an official announcement soon that's it for this tech news update a Maya's actor and you can stay on top of the biggest stories at cnet.com slash