A few months ago the British telephone company surprised everyone by warning that WhatsApp would no longer consume data from its mobile rates. However, this also put staunch defenders of "net neutrality" on the warpath. It seems that Vodafone has not seemed enough with the commotion mounted and has raised it to full power, its rates are now unbeatable.
We speak more specifically about that Vodafone will allow you to browse Facebook, Instagram, Spotify as well as other popular social networks and services in an unlimited way. In short, with Vodafone Pass you will not be able to consume your mobile data rate.
For you to understand, Vodafone has launched Social Pass and Music Pass, that will offer us for a reasonable price a totally unlimited navigation in the adhered services:
- SocialPass: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Snapchat, Tinder, Flickr and Tumblr for € 3 per month.
- MusicPass: Apple Music, Spotify, Napster, SoundCloud and Deezer for € 5 per month.
These are added to "Chat Included" that it does not count the MBs of applications such as WhatsApp or Telegram. Honestly, for "only" € 3 per month it could be quite worth having unlimited data for Facebook and Instagram, since they are precisely two of the mobile applications that consume the most of them, along with Spotify and audiovisual content . The Vodafone Pass Music Pass may not look all that attractive, but at least users will have the ability to choose what their priorities are.
They will be able to contract Vodafone passport all users of all rates except mini XS and prepaid Yuser, just calling 1444. You are going to have it extremely difficult to consume your mobile rate if we take into account that these are the applications that we use the most, but everything will depend on where each one puts the limits. Definitely Vodafone has just made it quite difficult for other companies such as Movistar or Orange, that are quite far from these practices.