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T-Mobile is capping download speeds on its base home internet plan.

As spotted by The Mobile Report for new customers on T-Mobile’s “Rely” 5G home internet plan:

Hidden in the FAQ on the Home Internet plans page, T-Mobile details that the Rely plan will now have a maximum download speed of 354 mbps. All the other plans (and the prior version of Rely) lists no maximum speed, and instead offers a “typical” speed listing of 170 – 498 mbps.

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