Criticism
In July 2002, Vodafone announced a flat-rate GPRS internet offer, which provided unlimited internet access for their customers. In 2003, Vodafone changed the terms and conditions of the service and introduced traffic restrictions, which caused many customer to complain to the regulators.
In 2007, the company announced a new flat-rate unlimited internet service on the HSDPA network. The terms and conditions changed later, and Vodafone introduced bandwidth restrictions above 5 GB/month traffic. GVH, the competition regulator in Hungary fined the company.
In 2010, GVH fined Vodafone and T-Mobile. Both company claimed to have 'the fastest mobile data network' in the country without reasonable proof.
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