T-Mobile has simplified its process on mobile information use after violent behavior from its customers.
The firm primarily mentioned that it would cut back the amount of information all of its customers could use to 500 MB.
For Android handset owners, formerly allocated 3GB per month, the tumble would have been more than 80%.
But the firm has right away mentioned that the changes would be introduced from 1 February, "to new and upgrading customers only".
"There will be no change to the information packages for existing customers is to generation of their stipulate and you apologize for any difficulty caused," mentioned Lysa Hard, VP for T-Mobile UK.
On 10 January, the firm mentioned that it would lower the monthly stipend for many people from 1GB (gigabyte) to 500 MB (megabytes).
The firm mentioned the pierce was vital to supply "a improved experience for all our customers who use internet on their phone".
But many were not happy.
"Given that information stipend was a pushing force in selecting T-Mobile over competitors final year, this is a outrageous blow," discontented T-Mobile patron Steve Anderson told the BBC after the process was announced.
The caps followed identical moves by mobile operators inclusive Vodafone and 02 in the summer of 2010.
Having primarily followed suit, Three motionless to throw its information caps entirely in December 2010.
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