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[iDJ]

Before Jio I still watched Webseries, TV Series and YouTube like I consume nowadays with ₹8 night unlimited plan on Vodafone. Once in a while maintenance work at night use to cost me ₹8. There was a cloud storage on UC Browser called UC Cloud. You could save anything there. If the files which normally expired before finishing could be uploaded there without the requirements of internet. So I use ₹24 recharge which gave around 200 mb for a month with carry over facilities. I downloaded around 21 GB a month on 2G at cost ₹272 a month. Although I had to visit Internet Cafes for some high speed uploads. You couldn't do much on 2G.

Do they still have Internet Cafes? My uncle use to have one which obviously shut down after Jio's entry into the market.

 

[Sai Jai]

Before Jio I still watched Webseries, TV Series and YouTube like I consume nowadays with ₹8 night unlimited plan on Vodafone. Once in a while maintenance work at night use to cost me ₹8. There was a cloud storage on UC Browser called UC Cloud. You could save anything there. If the files which normally expired before finishing could be uploaded there without the requirements of internet. So I use ₹24 recharge which gave around 200 mb for a month with carry over facilities. I downloaded around 21 GB a month on 2G at cost ₹272 a month. Although I had to visit Internet Cafes for some high speed uploads. You couldn't do much on 2G.

Do they still have Internet Cafes? My uncle use to have one which obviously shut down after Jio's entry into the market.

It's quite absurd to heard the sound 200mb data 212 mb data in these days .. present day we need atleast 100 to 150mb need to play a trailer of the movie

 

[iDJ]

It's quite absurd to heard the sound 200mb data 212 mb data in these days .. present day we need atleast 100 to 150mb need to play a trailer of the movie

Yeah, I got 22 GB limited data plan once. Instantly regretted as I got use to watching everything was 720p. Earlier YouTube was limited to 360p and series were limited to 480p. Today people won't watch anything less than it is in HD.

 

[rahul1117kumar]

Jio gains 1.7 million mobile subs in October, says Trai

https://twitter.com/x/status/1472960010023931904

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[Sai Jai]

Jio gains 1.7 million mobile subs in October, says Trai

https://twitter.com/x/status/1472960010023931904

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I'm expecting the double the rate of Nov-Dec count

 

[Sai Jai]

Private Telecos will see price hike impact from March 2022 ; Jio is the gainer from Jio phone next

https://twitter.com/x/status/1479837849247621124

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[Sai Jai]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1482034808968871937

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[TJ_DJ]

@Sai Jai bro, how are you? What was the main reason for you to port out of Airtel? Suddenly at my home, I am facing loss of airtel 4G and 2G signal. Complained to Appellate but it has been 2 months, no action taken yet. Phone works fine everywhere else, but no longer at my residence. Really fed up.

 

[Sai Jai]

@Sai Jai bro, how are you? What was the main reason for you to port out of Airtel? Suddenly at my home, I am facing loss of airtel 4G and 2G signal. Complained to Appellate but it has been 2 months, no action taken yet. Phone works fine everywhere else, but no longer at my residence. Really fed up.

Fine ..hope you doing well too

Network was the one of the reason but one of the main reason smart recharge price hike to 99 it was a secondary sim so converted into jio phone number

 

[Rd22]

Something Good that happened in Indian telecom market. it's time for Jio to decrease plan price and improve network coverage, else people will forget jio

Reliance Jio lost over 9 million subscribers in January, but that is a good thing – here’s why | Business Insider India

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s (TRAI) telecom subscriber data for the month of January 2021 was another month of record subscriber loss for Mukesh Ambani’s Jio. The Ambani-led telco lost over 9 million subscribers, making it its third biggest subscriber loss so far. Airtel was the only...

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