Kind of like XM radio....if you want the service then pay them directly for it and pick the plan that you want. Except now you will get to pay ATT for one line and then Verizon for your regular phones.Can someone explain how this works? There's a free trial, then AT&T will charge you? Does it matter if your regular cell carrier is say, Verizon?
Is it unlimited? Is there a cap?
Thanks!
Thanks. It sounds like Verizon also has Toyota as a manufacturer they work with on in-car wifi. Might explore that option.
Where do you see that? I only see AT&T listed.Thanks. It sounds like Verizon also has Toyota as a manufacturer they work with on in-car wifi. Might explore that option.
Connected Car Mobile hotspot - Get WiFi for Ford, Toyota, Lexus, Lincoln & Volkswagen (verizon.com)Where do you see that? I only see AT&T listed.
I'm with t-mobile who apparently only does BMW or VW.
Yes, you get the free cellular trial and it's through AT&T. Basically, it's a data plan for your truck so you can connect to it via wifi and then out to the internet over AT&T cellular. They will give you unlimited data, but will throttle you down when you get to a certain limit. This is in addition to whatever cellular carrier you use for your phone. And your probably stuck with AT&T on the Taco as that's probably the only hardware Toyota put on your truck.Can someone explain how this works? There's a free trial, then AT&T will charge you? Does it matter if your regular cell carrier is say, Verizon?
Is it unlimited? Is there a cap?
Thanks!
No.Is the AT&T data plan required for the Toyota app to function correctly?
This is an individual matter. In my case Verizon is a far superior carrier where I spend most of my time so I hotspot my phone. For any paid cellular services start with the carrier best for where you are and go.I have had my truck now for almost a month. ATT keeps saying I need to sign up for a data plan soon. I have not used the hotspot in the truck but what else is this for or will I not be able to do if I don’t sign up. I am confused!