This much data secretly disappeared from packs 51 and 101:

News India Live, Digital Desk: In today’s era, data in the smartphone is as important as petrol in the car. It often happens that we are watching a movie or scrolling the reel and suddenly a message comes that 100% of your data is gone.

For such emergencies, we all should immediately contact Airtel. ‘Data Booster Packs’ Let’s resort to. Like a pack of Rs 51 or Rs 101. But, if you are an Airtel user, then we have a little disturbing news for you. The company has secretly made a major change which will directly impact your pocket.

Secretly reduced data?

There is often an uproar when telecom companies increase the prices, but when they reduce the prices while keeping the prices the same, it is ‘Silent Attack’ It is said. The news is that Airtel has announced its most popular data booster packs. Rs 51, Rs 101 and Rs 151 The benefits received have been reduced.

It is being said that these packs are close to Up to 6GB of data “missing” (Reduced). That means the same amount of money will be spent, but less data will be available to use the internet than before.

Which packs were hit?

Let us understand in simple language what changes can be seen in which plan:

1. Rs 51 pack: This pack was a favorite of those who needed unlimited data for a short period of time. According to reports, now the data available in it has been limited.
2. Rs 101 and Rs 151 pack: These were the packs that we used for work from home or heavy downloading. The biggest feature of these packs was their extra data limit. But now the company has made a big cut in it, due to which the users are feeling a big loss.

Why are users angry?

The anger of the users is clearly visible on social media. People say that on one hand the prices are being increased in the name of 5G, and on the other hand cheap options of 4G are also being eliminated.

For a user, this simply means that “inflation has increased.” The data which was earlier available for Rs 100, may now require you to recharge again and again or buy a bigger pack.

What do we do now?

If you are an Airtel user and often get these booster packs when your data runs out, then before recharging next time, go to ‘My Airtel App’ once. “Benefits” Check carefully. It may happen that you recharge as per your old habit and later find out that only nominal data is available.

This ‘game’ continues in the world of telecom. It remains to be seen whether Airtel brings back its old offers or we will have to get used to this ‘expensive data’.

What do you think of it? Should the prices of data packs increase further or should companies take care of the common man?