Telstra, Australia number one mobile phone operator, is following the steps of T-Mobile in the announcement that customers with plans to Go Mobile, can now listen to songs, albums and playlists from Apple Music without using the monthly data allowance, the carrier said.
In addition to the rate flat of Apple Music, them customers also can sign is to Netflix, Stan and Presto through Telstra and enjoy of access free to live the NRL or the AFL. The offer came in force the Tuesday 23 of August.
Free streaming to Apple Music data subject by carrier within the “FairPlay” policy in relation to the use of excessive data. “In the case of the band mobile broadband Go Mobile from Telstra for PC packages, we believe that an excessive use is 12,000 MB per month“, said Telstra. 12,000 MB per month are about 12 gigabytes of cellular data a month.
As mentioned before, some of the Telstra plans now include 3 months of free subscription services like Netflix, Presto and Stan. As an added benefit, all the Telstra plans now include a subscription of OneDrive with 200 GB of free cloud storage, unlimited and free Telstra remote access point data and a pass of season for NRL / AFL 2016.
Finally, the trial of six months of Apple Music is available for all new subscribers of Tesla in the upper part of the free trial version of three months of Apple, giving to the Tesla fans nine months free of Apple Music. Once this is done, the free data transmission to Apple Music continues endlessly.
The largest mobile operator of Australia, Australian Telstra, has built a network that covers more than 2.4 million square kilometers and reaches 99.3 per cent of the population .
