Fair Usage Page Is a Mess. What Does It Even Mean? First it says: From 1 October 2024 and until further notice, all customers can use their full UK data allowance in Roam Free destinations*, at no extra cost! We’ll notify you when the promotion ends and when the 30GB Roaming data limit is reinstated. Have a great trip! Then it says you are limited to 30GB if you purchased or upgraded after June 2023. Then it has a clickable arrow pointing up for people who bought prior to June 2023 and a clickable arrow pointing down for people who joined after June 2023. If you click on either of the arrows nothing happens. Then there is a list of charges for people who roam for more than 63 days in 4 months, but immediately below that is notice saying: Our open data fair usage policy no longer applies, meaning customers who joined iD or upgraded on or before 20th June 2023 can use their full data allowance in our 50 free Roaming destinations without incurring a surcharge. If the fair usage policy no longer applies, then surely whether you joined or upgraded before/after June 2023 is irrelevant? If the policy no longer applies only to people who joined before June 2023 then it should say that, instead of just “Our open data fair usage policy no longer applies.” Anyone reading the page is going to come away none the wiser.