Should you worry about data prioritization on prepaid carriers?
(Android Central)

Using the internet is a lot like queuing to get on a plane. Several lines keep things orderly as many different people try to get through a singular bottleneck. And like getting on a plane, some people have a higher priority and can skip right to the front of the line. All internet traffic is designed to work this way so critical data can get where it needs to go as soon as possible without having to navigate a traffic jam of YouTube videos and Tweets. This extra delay can sometimes feel like a slow connection to the end-user waiting for something to load, and every consumer plan is subject to a bit of prioritization. It creates higher priority data tiers for health and rescue workers as well as for business accounts. Still, most of the time, data will go through in the blink of an eye on even the lowest priority carriers, so is it really something you should worry about? Do you need premium data Each of the big three network operators, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon, include pre...