Standalone plans are now prevalent, so parents don't have to be customers of a specific operator to buy its plans for their kids
Author: radicatif
Older adults have embraced smartphones, but mobile plans aimed at them often fail to meet their needs. Operators need to rethink data allowances and prioritize accessible smartphone designs, not just discounts
Italy's senior-focused plans market has evolved, with WindTre acknowledging older users' data needs while TIM offers an even more basic plan. But older consumers should also consider cheap plans from MVNOs and Iliad
T-Mobile remains the only US operator to provide multiple plans for older consumers nationwide; AT&T and Verizon still restrict their plans to Florida residents only.
A head-to-head comparison of my new Beats Fit Pro earbuds against my Sony WH-1000XM4 headphones and Apple AirPods.
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