Why can't I download movies on LTE when it's twice as fast as my wifi connection?

Here's the answer:

Does the iTunes Store for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch work over a cellular data network?

For all types of available content, the iTunes Store for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch works over Wi-Fi. If you own an iPhone, iPad Wi-Fi + 3G, or iPad (3rd generation) Wi-Fi + Cellular, you can also use a cellular data network. Cellular downloads are limited to apps, music, music videos, books, audiobooks, podcasts, and iTunes U files with a file size of 50 MB or smaller, depending on the wireless carrier. You cannot download movies or TV shows using a cellular data network, regardless of file size. Fees may be associated with downloading over cellular networks; contact your wireless carrier for details.

The answer comes from here:

iTunes Store: Frequently Asked Questions for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch

Actually you can get around this if you have 2 devices. Create a Personal Hotspot on one device (iPhone). Connect to that Hotspot with your second device (iPad) and then you can download anything on your iPad regardless of size. Call me a genius!

Well that's totally ignorant. I can stream and download movies and shows with my Xfinity app, and I can stream stuff with Netflix, using a cellular network. What's up with this? It's my data, I should be able to use it the way I want to!

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FloydW wrote:

Well that's totally ignorant. I can stream and download movies and shows with my Xfinity app, and I can stream stuff with Netflix, using a cellular network. What's up with this? It's my data, I should be able to use it the way I want to!

Then talk to your wireless provider about it. these are user to user forums, so it makes no sense for you to complain here.

That's genius! Just buy another Apple product! Isn't that the solution to everything?