Is it ok to use max amount of data?

[prettycommonman]

I currently have Unlimited plan with 3.3 TB high speed data and daily consuming around 80 - 100 GB with 3 4K TV streaming, new games download every 3 or 4 day and WFH stuffs which is data heavy and will take about 40 - 50 GB a day, so at the end of the month I might hit around 3 TB or even more. So my question is there will not be any trouble such as speed throttling due to my heavy data usage right? since I'm well within the data cap or is it bad to such amount of data?

EDIT: Yes I'm new to this forum came from google search and found out lot of cool talks going on here, happy to see that.

 

[Smallship]

ISPs clearly mention pre and post FUP speeds. You can hit the limit but your speed will go down to like 1 Mbps or whatever the plan has mentioned.

 

[prettycommonman]

Yes I know that actually but my concern my data usage pattern may not be like a typical user pattern who roughly may use around 10-20 GB (more if they're into games), so I thought like they might throttle the speed if I use heavy amount data. If I was correct that won't be an issue and nobody faced such issues right?

 

[Sushubh]

BSNL should be fine I suppose. Smaller ISPs tend to take the route of disabling connection calling it commercial usage.

 

[Trex]

Up to 2TB I can confirm no data throttling, that is the maximum I hit for 2 months.

 

[thehitman47]

I've hit 4 TB almost every month and I've not had any issue except for when the speeds are downgraded until it's reset on the 1st again. Doesn't matter if I hit the FUP with 1 day to go or 2 weeks.

 

[MystiqueMyth]

I agree with the above. I also have been hitting almost 4TB every month. One month even near to 5TB(FUP limit). There was no throttling.

 

[Satya97]

I have been constantly hitting 2.5TB every month since last 6 months ,no throttling.