AT&T's New iPad Day Pass Is a Flexible Way to Get Connected
Sometimes you need a screen that's larger than your phone to get stuff done, but connecting a tablet to the internet can be a hassle. You need to find (and trust) a local Wi-Fi network, use a phone as a wireless hotspot or sign up for a dedicated data plan for that device.
For owners of cellular-enabled iPad models, AT&T is introducing an easier, cheaper alternative. The Unlimited Day Pass for iPad, available today, costs $3 and provides 24 hours of high-speed data.
The feature is a pay-as-you-go option, and works with an iPad, iPad Pro, iPad Air or iPad mini that is eSIM-capable; Apple lists those models as "Wi-Fi plus Cellular." Plus, the pass is open to anyone with a compatible iPad -- not just AT&T customers.
Your first day pass is complimentary (for one iPad per customer). Subsequent passes are charged the $3 rate (taxes included)...
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