Senator Lito Lapid has recently filed a bill that seeks to institutionalize the roll-over data allocation to Internet Service Providers (ISPs), removing the expiration of mobile data from promos or packages. The bill aims to help Filipinos who rely on prepaid and postpaid internet promos with a data cap for online learning and work from home setups during the pandemic. Currently, digital telco GOMO is offering non-expiry mobile data up to 25GB. Read more in our articles including "Sen. Lapid files bill for non-expiring mobile data" and "Canon shows off EOS 5D, 50D & 1000D".
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Aug 26, 2008Senator Lito Lapid has recently filed a bill that seeks to institutionalize the roll-over data allocation to Internet Service Providers (ISPs), removing the expiration of mobile data from promos or packages. The bill aims to help Filipinos who rely on prepaid and postpaid internet promos with a data cap for online learning and work from home setups during the pandemic.
Currently, digital telco GOMO is offering non-expiry mobile data up to 25GB.
Our coverage of bill for non-expiry mobile data includes: "Sen. Lapid files bill for non-expiring mobile data"; "Canon shows off EOS 5D, 50D & 1000D"; "Canon Ixus 80: Back to Small and Handy". Each article provides unique insights and information.