  It was previously 20MB      Source: Windows Phone Central
Comments     Threshold   RE: What's the point of this? By
theapparition on 1/22/2013 10:46:58 AM , Rating: 2 This was
actually to protect users.  This isn't a download cap, but a cap
on how big of an application you can download over a cellular
network before it requires you to use Wifi to download that same
application.  In other words, if you try to download Angry Birds
and it was 20.1MB, it would previously require that you were on
a WiFi network to download vs allowing you to download over the
cellular connection. Now the cap has moved to 50MB.  The limits
were put there to help prevent people from going over data usage
limits as well as limiting the bandwidth required for cellular
connections. Imagine an update goes live and everyone on the
network suddenly decides they want to upgrade their 300MB app.
It would cause network disruption, of which avoiding that is the
primary goal of all providers.  RE: What's the point of this?
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