The people with phones on contracts that allow unlimited tethering are the ones that will lose out here.
For example, let's say you're paying £39 for The One Plan with an iPhone 5S.
Now, that £39 includes a portion of the price of the phone and the One Plan tariff.
Once you're £39 contract is up (after 24 months for example), it's decision time for you, if you want to keep unlimited tethering you'll have to carry on paying £39 for your existing tariff, or, you can change to the One Plan SIM Only at (let's assume) £23 per month.
You'll save £16 per month, but you'll go onto the new 4GB tethering allowance tariffs, with free 0800 calls.
For example, let's say you're paying £39 for The One Plan with an iPhone 5S.
Now, that £39 includes a portion of the price of the phone and the One Plan tariff.
Once you're £39 contract is up (after 24 months for example), it's decision time for you, if you want to keep unlimited tethering you'll have to carry on paying £39 for your existing tariff, or, you can change to the One Plan SIM Only at (let's assume) £23 per month.
You'll save £16 per month, but you'll go onto the new 4GB tethering allowance tariffs, with free 0800 calls.




thanks for asking