JIo Prime Fine print: No unlimited night data, one device per hotspot and minimum Rs149 recharge every month to retain Jio Prime plan

As of now, everyone is aware of Jio Prime offer and benefits of Prime membership. To give a gist of the Jio Prime to those who are unaware, Jio Prime is the new subscription plan announced by Mukesh Ambani on February 21. A user can enroll for Jio Prime by paying a one-time fee of Rs 99 to access the exhaustive data benefits and digital services offered by Jio. The plans start from as low as Rs 303 to Rs 9999. You can have the detailed access to the Jio Prime on this page.

While there are several benefits associated with Jio Prime like more data offering, Jio has silently withdrawing certain benefits which every Jio customer enjoyed. Jio hasn't actually publicized openly about the benefits withdraw, but they have placed them in FAQ section of the website. Let me give a detail about the benefits which Jio has withdrawn for Jio Prime customers.

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Unlimited night data offering is withdrawn to Jio Prime members:

Have a look at what JIo have a reason behind withdrawing unlimited night data offering.

Since we are providing disproportionate amount of data throughout the day, there is no differentiation in day or night. This is hugely beneficial for the customer, as the customer can now enjoy the benefit of unlimited data during any hour of the day, and does not necessarily have to wait for night time.

Your Jio Prime membership ends if you fail to recharge your number with at least Rs 149

Monthly recharge is must and should for a user to continue using Jio Prime benefits. Failing to recharge will end Jio Prime subscription.

Jio Prime customers need to recharge with a minimum of Rs. 149 per month. In case there is no recharge of minimum Rs. 149 per month, the Company holds the right to deactivate the Jio Prime subscription of the customer.

Only one device can be connected via hotspot or tethering: 

Jio has restricted the connections that can be connected via personal hotspot or tethering to only one device at a time. This is a major setback for JioFi device users which the company made it popular as a hotspot device that can be connected to multiple devices.