As Twitch viewers and broadcasters, it is important to stay up to date on the latest news and updates regarding your current internet service provider.
Twitch broadcasters seem to constantly be hampered by their internet service providers whether it’s from throttling or outages. We can now add anther potential ISP problem.
Last Friday, Comcast announced that they will be further implementing their one terabyte (or 1024 GB) internet data usage limit for their XFINTY Internet service to 18 more states. For every gigabyte over the limit, they will administer a $10 addition fee up to $200.
They do offer an unlimited data option that costs an additional fee of $50 per calendar month and customers who enroll into this option will not have a data limit.
XFINITY Internet customers in the following locations have the Terabyte Internet Data Usage Plan:
- Alabama (excluding the Dothan market)
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- Florida (Fort Lauderdale, the Keys, and Miami)
- Georgia (excluding Southeastern Georgia)
- Illinois
- Northern Indiana
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Southwestern Michigan
- Mississippi
- Tennessee
- Eastern Texas
- South Carolina
- Southwest Virginia
Effective November 1, 2016:
- Alabama (Dothan)
- California
- Colorado
- Florida (North Florida, Southwest Florida and West Palm)
- Southeastern Georgia
- Idaho
- Indiana (Indianapolis and Central Indiana; Fort Wayne and Eastern Indiana)
- Kansas
- Michigan (Grand Rapids/Lansing, Detroit, and Eastern Michigan)
- Minnesota
- Missouri
- New Mexico
- Western Ohio
- Oregon
- Texas (Houston)
- Utah
- Washington
- Wisconsin
via Comcast FAQ
