Data charges for domestic roaming

[Stankonia]

Hey guys, I will be switching over to AT&T next week when the new iPhone comes out, but since I make a lot of road trips I was just wondering if there are additional charges for data use while roaming in the US (or limits, such as getting charged if you go over X GBs while roaming, etc).

I have heard several stories of people getting massive bills for using the internet while traveling to other countries; do I need to watch out for this while traveling in the US?

I tried searching AT&T's site, but they seem to only refer to international roaming and domestic roaming on laptops, but don't mention iPhone internet use.

 

[Small White Car]

Nope, anywhere in the US is just like anywhere else for both data and voice.

 

[Stankonia]

Cool, thanks

 

[fireshot91]

You have the unlimited data plan if you are with AT&T and have an iPhone.

Later on this year, they might do a limited iPhone data plan. But, for now, those are only rumors.


Anywhere in the U.S you travel (As long as it's not in air[airplane]) you can use data/minutes.


If you go outside the country, make sure you turn your data off, or leave your cell phone off.