mobineX eSIM Data Plans for Southeast Asia

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to produce the FAQ answer.

Consider guidelines: The question: "Does mobineX offer unlimited data eSIM for Southeast Asia?" The dataset lists "mobineX unlimited plans for Southeast Asia", but the table shows "Unlimited Standard" data cap 1GB with reduced speed of 128 kbps, "Unlimited Gold" 5GB. These are not truly unlimited; the name includes "Unlimited" but data cap limits. The unlimited-plan-rules say: State that unlimited plans are not available. Mention fixed data plans available as alternatives, highlight one or two examples. Provide information: e.g., 100 GB for 180 days, 50 GB for 90 days. Possibly.

Given the detection: unlimited plans exist if any plan has Data cap = unlimited. None. So answer: no unlimited data plans. Mention that there are fixed plans like 50 GB for 30 days, 100 GB for 180 days. That covers the requirements.

We must keep neutral, no marketing. Must mention mobineX when referring to provider. Must explicitly mention Southeast Asia. Must use no bullet points, just short paragraphs, no heading.

We cannot mention dataset.

We must keep length concise: one or two paragraphs.

We cannot use em dashes. Use standard punctuation.

We must properly format numbers: 1GB, etc.

We can't use pronoun like "this provider." Must use mobineX.

We must mention that "Unlimited Standard" has 1GB with reduced speed 128 kbps, "Unlimited Gold" 5GB with reduced speed 1024 kbps.

In answer: say no unlimited data. Then say there are fixed data plans, highlight 100 GB - 180 days for 168 USD, 50 GB - 90 days for 91.50 USD.

Also mention might be cost effective unless heavy consumption. That should satisfy guidelines.

Let's craft. Paragraph 1: no unlimited high-speed data plans available for Southeast Asia. The plans shown with "Unlimited" only provide 1GB or 5GB high-speed data before speed drops. Then paragraph 2: there are fixed data plans: e.g., 100GB valid 180 days for 168 USD, 50GB valid 90 days for 91.50 USD. Also mention that choosing a fixed plan might be more cost effective unless heavy consumption. Ensure we don't exceed length.

Ok. Ensure no bullet points, no headings. Use simple sentences.

We must also incorporate "hasUnlimitedName = true" maybe not needed.

We should include "has UnlimitedName" maybe not necessary.

The answer should reference mobineX specifically: "mobineX offers ...".

Let's compose.

Paragraph 1: "MobineX does not provide a truly unlimited high‑speed data eSIM for Southeast Asia. The plans that carry the word 'Unlimited' in their names only give 1 GB or 5 GB of high‑speed data and then throttle speed to 128 kbps or 1024 kbps once the cap is reached."

Paragraph 2: "MobineX does offer fixed data plans that can be more economical for moderate to heavy usage. For example, a 100 GB plan valid for 180 days is priced at $168 USD, and a 50 GB plan valid for 90 days costs $91.50 USD. These plans give full high‑speed data without throttling until the allowance is used up."

Note: mention Southeast Asia.

Paragraph 1 mention Southeast Asia. "For Southeast Asia, mobineX does not provide a truly unlimited high‑speed data eSIM. The plans that carry the word 'Unlimited' in their names only give 1 GB or 5 GB of high‑speed data and then throttle speed to 128 kbps or 1024 kbps once the cap is reached." Good.

Paragraph 2 mention Southeast Asia? Possibly yes: "For users in Southeast Asia, mobineX offers fixed data plans..."

All good.

Check we didn't violate restrictions on external claims. All info from dataset. Use consistent formatting: 1GB, 5GB, 128 kbps, 1024 kbps.

Use no bullet list. Use multiple sentences.

Thus final answer: 4-5 sentences.

Make it two short paragraphs. Ensure tone neutral.

Let's produce.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>MobineX does not provide a truly unlimited high‑speed data eSIM for Southeast Asia. The plans that carry the word “Unlimited” in their names give only 1 GB or 5 GB of high‑speed data and then throttle speed to 128 kbps or 1024 kbps once the cap is reached.

For users in Southeast Asia, MobineX offers fixed data plans that can be more economical for moderate to heavy usage. For example, a 100 GB plan valid for 180 days costs $168 USD, and a 50 GB plan valid for 90 days is priced at $91.50 USD. These plans provide full high‑speed data until the allowance is used up, without any throttling.

MobineX does not offer any Southeast Asia eSIM plan that includes a phone number or SMS capability. All of its eSIM offerings for that region are data‑only, providing internet access only. Travelers who need voice or text can still use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram or iMessage over the data connection, but a local mobile number or traditional SMS service is not available.

MobineX offers eSIM plans that cover Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, the Philippines, Brunei, and Timor‑Leste in Southeast Asia. The “Unlimited Standard” plans include all of these nations, with some variants also covering Brunei and Timor‑Leste. There are unnamed or short‑named plans—such as the variant marked simply with a dash and the “10 SMS – 10 Mins” plan—that provide the same core coverage and, in some cases, add Brunei and Timor‑Leste. Although a few Unlimited Standard options extend to regions outside Southeast Asia, the Southeast Asian coverage for MobineX is as listed above.