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Afbar1114

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Jun 18, 2012
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I was able to download 3 apps today over LTE that were all over 200 MB each. It gave me the warning I hit ok and then it downloaded. Is this because I'm on a T-Mobile unlimited LTE plan? I thought I wasn't allowed to download them over 100 MB. I am running 8.2 beta 4
 

Armen

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Apr 30, 2013
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I was able to download 3 apps today over LTE that were all over 200 MB each. It gave me the warning I hit ok and then it downloaded. Is this because I'm on a T-Mobile unlimited LTE plan? I thought I wasn't allowed to download them over 100 MB. I am running 8.2 beta 4

I doubt your phone knows what data plan you have. Maybe it's a new feature in 8.2?
 

Afbar1114

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Original poster
Jun 18, 2012
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100 MB apps

I have iOS 8.1.2 on Verizon and it does not let me download anything over 100MB on cellular. I thought this was an iOS restriction.


Do you hit ok or cancel? Maybe it's a new change on 8.2
 

Mlrollin91

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Nov 20, 2008
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I was able to download 3 apps today over LTE that were all over 200 MB each. It gave me the warning I hit ok and then it downloaded. Is this because I'm on a T-Mobile unlimited LTE plan? I thought I wasn't allowed to download them over 100 MB. I am running 8.2 beta 4

Updates or new apps?

If it was updates, those are delta updates and the size is merely the total size of the app but not the update itself. So it will allow you to download what appears to be large apps but they are really not.
 

Agent-P

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Dec 5, 2009
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Updates or new apps?



If it was updates, those are delta updates and the size is merely the total size of the app but not the update itself. So it will allow you to download what appears to be large apps but they are really not.


This is the correct answer if you're referring to updates. I hate that the App Store shows the full app size for updates. That should really be changed.
 

Afbar1114

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Jun 18, 2012
778
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This is the correct answer if you're referring to updates. I hate that the App Store shows the full app size for updates. That should really be changed.


Ok so that's what it is. They really should just show the update size.
 
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