GLOBAL YO eSIM Data Plans for San Marino

<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We are asked to generate an answer: "Does GLOBAL YO offer unlimited data eSIM for San Marino?" We need to analyze dataset; dataset shows plans with Data cap 200GB, 100GB, etc. None show "unlimited" in data cap. So unlimited plans not offered. The answer must explicitly state that unlimited plans are not available from GLOBAL YO for San Marino. Then mention fixed data plans alternatives. Handpick examples: 200GB for 60 days, 100GB for 60 days, Global Explorer - 100GB for 365 days etc. Provide brief mention as examples. And note that fixed data plan may be more cost effective unless extremely heavy data consumer. Must follow guidelines: mention provider explicitly, mention destination explicitly, use neutral tone, no marketing claims. Use single or two short paragraphs. Use consistent formatting for technical terms: 1GB, 10GB etc. But here we only have 200GB and 100GB; those are fine.

Also must not use em dashes; use hyphens or punctuation. But we don't need them.

We must not repeat question; answer only. Provide two short paragraphs.

Check guidelines: "The final answer must be concise (one or two short paragraphs) and ready for publication without further editing." Use consistent formatting: charges, etc. We must double-check. Data: "Data cap" values 200GB and 100GB; "Validity" 60 days or 365 days. Prices: $99.99 USD etc. Use "USD" as shown. Features: tethering allowed. Network: unspecified; we don't mention network.

We must not refer to dataset or instructions. We must not mention "unlimited plan" quick. Use phrase "unlimited plans are not available" or "GLOBAL YO does not offer unlimited plans".

Now guidelines: "Use attributes like price range, validity range, Max speed, Reduced speed, and Pay-as-you-go when available in the dataset." In this dataset we don't have max speed, reduced speed, or pay-as-you-go. So we cannot mention those.

Also "Use arithmetic & parentheses" for technical terms.

We need to be careful: The answer cannot be too long. The guidelines say "answer should be concisely written in one or two paragraphs." So we can produce maybe two paragraphs. So maybe one paragraph stating unlimited not available, second paragraph giving examples and note about fixed data plans.

Also guidelines: Must explicitly mention GLOBAL YO when referring to provider. Must explicitly mention San Marino. So print: "GLOBAL YO offers data plans only with a fixed data allowance for San Marino." The phrase "Unlimited plans are not available."

We can mention data plan examples: "for example, a 60‑day plan with 200GB for $99.99 USD; a 60‑day plan with 100GB for $79.99 USD; or the Global Explorer 365‑day plan with 100GB for $159.99 USD."

Also mention that fixed data plans can be more cost-effective unless extreme heavy drink.

Now also check: we need to include mention of "fixed data plans are available as alternatives, and briefly highlight one or two examples from the dataset. Note that these examples are handpicked for large data allowances and represent only a subset of the available plans, not the full list." So we must mention at least one or two examples: we can highlight 200GB and 100GB for 60 days and the Global Explorer 365 days plan. That would satisfy.

Now grammar: Avoid pronouns like "this provider" or "this region" but we can use "GLOBAL YO" and "San Marino." We can mention "GLOBAL YO does not offer unlimited data eSIM plans for San Marino; all plans have fixed data allowances." This is fine.

Also "Avoid marketing-style claims, subjective wording, or filler text." So we can't say "may be great" etc.

We must not mention universal cloud attr. Not repeated question.

Also no bullet lists.

Should we join everything into one or two paragraphs? They ask for plain text.

Also ensure no em dashes. Use hyphens. But we shouldn't use them.

Make sure we use "60 days" (space). Use "200GB". Use "100GB". Done.

Now produce final answer.

But we need to ensure we don't mention "Unlimited plans exist if any plan has Data cap = unlimited." It's a detection rule. So we just answer accordingly.

Now let's produce:

First paragraph: "GLOBAL YO does not offer any unlimited data eSIM plans for San Marino; every plan has a specified data cap."

Second paragraph: "Instead, the service provides fixed data plans such as a 60‑day plan with 200GB for $99.99 USD, a 60‑day plan with 100GB for $79.99 USD, and a Global Explorer 365‑day plan with 100GB for $159.99 USD. These fixed plans are chosen here as examples of the higher‑capacity options available. Selecting a fixed‑data plan can provide good value unless you expect to be an extremely heavy data user."

But we must not say "unless". Instead "fixed data plan can be more cost effective unless the user is an extremely heavy data consumer." That's allowed. We can convert to "a fixed data plan may be more cost effective unless you anticipate extremely heavy data usage."

Ok, produce final answer. Make sure to mention "Global Explorer" etc. Provide numeric values.

Also "San Marino" present.

Now final.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>GLOBAL YO does not provide any unlimited data eSIM plans for San Marino; each plan has a set data allowance.
Instead, GLOBAL YO offers fixed‑data plans such as a 60‑day plan with 200GB for $99.99 USD, a 60‑day plan with 100GB for $79.99 USD, and a Global Explorer 365‑day plan with 100GB for $159.99 USD. These examples illustrate high‑capacity options, and choosing a fixed‑data plan can be more cost effective unless you anticipate extremely heavy data usage.

GLOBAL YO does not provide San Marino eSIMs with a phone number or SMS capability. The only plans available from this provider are data‑only, offering internet access without voice or text services. Travelers can still use VoIP applications such as WhatsApp, Telegram, or iMessage over the data connection for calls and messaging.

GLOBAL YO offers 16 single‑country data plans that cover San Marrio, as well as 32 multi‑country plans that include San Marrio. The available plans range in price from roughly $4.90 to $185, with data allowances spanning from 1 GB up to 200 GB, and validity periods between 1 and 365 days.