The news comes nearly two months after AT&T pulled HBO Max from its then top-tier Unlimited Elite plan. As part of its restructuring of wireless plans, AT&T dropped the Elite option entirely. It instead rebranded its priciest unlimited plan to Unlimited Premium and began offering 50GB of hotspot data (10GB more than what Elite had). Those who already have Unlimited Elite, or other AT&T plans that bundle HBO, will still be able to continue to use the streaming service even with today's new agreement. It is unclear when AT&T would restart offering HBO Max with its wireless plans or home internet options. It also remains to be seen which version of HBO Max is offered and if AT&T expands the bundling to lower-tier unlimited plans.
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