“Orange has, however, commented to the BBC – saying: “We do recognise that iPhone customers will use popular streaming services such as YouTube, Spotify etc. As a result we do not intend to apply network protection controls to anyone, as long as they are within their usage allowance. The T&Cs are in place to reserve the right to restrict access should they continue to exceed our Fair Usage policy, and our other Mobile data users suffer a reduced data experience as a result”.”

Plus, did you kno that O2 have exactly the same statement in their T&C for the iphone (minus the IM’s) but take the same leniant policy that orange have mentioned they will do.
Orange have also announced that they will re-look at the data limit of 750mb due to the amount of complaints they have received.

I definitely will never understand why phone companies can name their plan “unlimited” as this is not the fact at all. IMHO something is unlimited if there is no limit…

Laurent