The government announced Monday that it will encourage mobile carriers to offer mid-range 5G subscription plans starting from the third quarter of this year, in order to ensure broader consumer choices.
A pedestrian walks past a telecom retail branch in Seoul, Monday. The government announced Monday that it will encourage mobile carriers to offer mid-range 5G subscription plans starting from the third quarter of this year, in order to ensure broader consumer choices for those who prefer monthly data usage plans varying from 20 to 100 gigabytes. Currently available options offer either 10 to 12 gigabytes of data a month, or 110 to 150 gigabytes. SK Telecom said that it is currently considering diversifying subscription options during a conference call on May 10. [YONHAP]
![A pedestrian walks past a telecom retail branch in Seoul, Monday. The government announced Monday that it will encourage mobile carriers to offer mid-range 5G subscription plans starting from the third quarter of this year, in order to ensure broader consumer choices for those who prefer monthly data usage plans varying from 20 to 100 gigabytes. Currently available options offer either 10 to 12 gigabytes of data a month, or 110 to 150 gigabytes. SK Telecom said that it is currently considering diversifying subscription options during a conference call on May 10. [YONHAP]](https://img1.daumcdn.net/thumb/R658x0.q70/?fname=https://t1.daumcdn.net/news/202205/30/koreajoongangdaily/20220530193932450cgmc.jpg)