@softech
I don't know what the limits are.
But I know that cellular communications is a business and cellular infrastructure costs money. They only pay to install, maintain, and operate equipment which will generate profit. The minimum necessary to optimize expected traffic and usage. They do not upgrade or reconfigure things just to accommodate anomalous heavy-demand-heavy-traffic individuals - at least not for such individuals buying $15 plans, lol. Limits and tradeoffs must be engineered into the system at many levels, "normal" users would rarely be bothered by (or even aware of) such limitations, "abnormal" users would quickly find the limitations too frustrating and restrictive to be worthwhile.
Note Public Mobile Terms of Service ...
What limits apply to my use of the Public Mobile service?
• You can only use Public Mobile services for your own individual use, with compatible devices and in compliance with the law. You also agree not to:
• Resell the service or receive any charge or benefit for the use of the service by any third party;
• Use the service to send any threatening or obscene material or to harass, embarrass or invade the privacy of another person;
• Engage in any activity that could compromise the security of the service or any network or computers on the Internet, or that could interfere with the
services of any Internet access provider;
• Use the service in any way that requires excessive network capacity or that may adversely affect other Public Mobile customers or the service;
• Copy or change the identification functions of the service or your device, or permit anyone other than a Public Mobile authorized person to do so;
• Threaten, abuse or harass any Public Mobile customer representative;
• Use a device that has been reported lost or stolen to any wireless service provider.
• Engage in any activity on the Public Mobile or partner networks that is seen as excessive or malicious, as solely determined by Public Mobile.
