With iCloud's imminent release, how exactly are the UK networks going to cope with the constant push/pull nature of a seamless 'always uploading/downloading' service?
For example, on an average month i manage to stay under my 500mb 'unlimited' data usage allowance from Vodafone but in the first 3 days of my September billing period, I must have accidentally started an app update sesssion while on wi-fi and walked out of wi-fi area prompting and 850mb download session. Cue an extra £5.00 charge on my bill again this month (for the third month this year). I'm not convinced thats what happened but I'm assuming it was my error when i saw the usage alerts in my Vodafone App
If everytime I take a photo or edit a document, the iCloud is gonna push and pull it back to my devices, surely I'm gonna have to come to expect massive data charges every month unless I make the iCloud only work while connected to wi-fi which would entirely defeat the point of it.
My point is this, are the networks going to adjust their policies or download limits to work with the cloud service or is it just something I'm going to pay through the teeth to use?
Are american networks any different to ours with usage limits?
For example, on an average month i manage to stay under my 500mb 'unlimited' data usage allowance from Vodafone but in the first 3 days of my September billing period, I must have accidentally started an app update sesssion while on wi-fi and walked out of wi-fi area prompting and 850mb download session. Cue an extra £5.00 charge on my bill again this month (for the third month this year). I'm not convinced thats what happened but I'm assuming it was my error when i saw the usage alerts in my Vodafone App
If everytime I take a photo or edit a document, the iCloud is gonna push and pull it back to my devices, surely I'm gonna have to come to expect massive data charges every month unless I make the iCloud only work while connected to wi-fi which would entirely defeat the point of it.
My point is this, are the networks going to adjust their policies or download limits to work with the cloud service or is it just something I'm going to pay through the teeth to use?
Are american networks any different to ours with usage limits?