<|channel|>analysis<|message|>We need to craft a concise answer to the question: "Does mobineX offer unlimited data eSIM for South Africa?" We have dataset about mobineX unlimited plans for South Africa. According to guidelines: unlimited plans exist if any plan has Data cap = unlimited. In our dataset none have "unlimited" data cap. All have specific GB values. Some by name have "Unlimited" but actually have 1GB etc. The dataset includes "Unlimited Standard" with 1GB data cap. Others like "Unlimited - 3 Days" 28GB, etc. The instructions for unlimited-plan-rules: "State clearly that unlimited plans are not available. Mention that 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. If any plan has 'Unlimited' in its name but has a data cap, clarify that it is not truly unlimited in the sense of offering high-speed data without limits. Instead, these plans include a fixed amount of high-speed data, after which the speed is reduced."
So answer: No, mobineX does not offer unlimited data; all plans have a cap; mention title examples: e.g., 28GB for 3 days, 91GB for 15 days. Also mention that some plans with "Unlimited" names reduce speed after a limit. Provide call to choose fixed data plan. Should be neutral, no pronouns. Use "mobineX" and "South Africa". Use short sentences.
Output must be one or two paragraphs. One paragraph can handle all info. But we can have two paragraphs, but keep each short.
Avoid em dashes. Use hyphens only inside text. Let's check: âUnlimited - 3 Daysâ contains hyphen. That's fine.
We have guidelines:
Use "unlimited plans are not available." But we must refer to "No, mobineX does not offer truly unlimited data eSIM for South Africa." Use "The plans all have a specific data cap."
Mention that there are fixed data plans like 28GB 3 days, 91GB 15 days. Provide space between number and unit. So we need "28GB" "3 days" etc.
For Reduced speed: The unlimited names with 1GB mention reduced speed 128kbps. For other unlimited (28GB etc.) no reduced speed. So mention that some "Unlimited" plans have reduced speed after the data limit, but they still have a fair amount of highâspeed data.
But the guidelines say: "If any plan has 'Unlimited' in its name but has a data cap, clarify that it is not truly unlimited in the sense of offering high-speed data without limits. Instead, these plans include a fixed amount of high-speed data, after which the speed is reduced. If Reduced speed is given, state it as the throttled speed applied after the limit is reached." So mention that: "Unlimited Standard had 1GB, after which speed drops to 128kbps." We could mention that one or two examples.
Simplify: "MobineX provides several fixed data eSIM plans for South Africa, such as a 28GB plan valid for 3 days, and a 91GB plan valid for 15 days. All mobineX plans have a hard data cap, so there is no truly unlimited highâspeed data option."
Answer must be concise: slight more than one or two paragraphs. Make sure we don't exceed 1-2 paragraphs. Provide separate sentences.
Ok. Provide final answer.<|end|><|start|>assistant<|channel|>final<|message|>MobineX does not offer a truly unlimited highâspeed data eSIM for South Africa. All mobineX eSIM plans for South Africa have a fixed data cap, so the data is capped and, after the cap is reached, the speed is reducedâ for example, the âUnlimited Standardâ plan offers 1GB of data per day and slows to 128kbps afterward.
If you need a large amount of data, mobineX provides fixedâdata options such as a 28GB plan valid for 3 days or a 91GB plan valid for 15 days; these plans deliver a fixed amount of highâspeed data before any speed reduction, which can be more costâeffective for travelers who want predictable data usage.