Bypass throttling on a hotspot plan (Verizon)?

[rigbuilder]

I'm a bit confused when it comes to bypassing throttling.

I have a Verizon hotspot plan that offers 50GB of premium data then throttles afterwards to 600kbps.

In order to circumvent throttling do I have to be on a mobile plan that provides truly unlimited data on the phone?

Or can I also circumvent throttling on a hotspot only plan using TTL modifications? I tried multiple TTL, 64, 65, 88, 117, (now trying 66 atm) but my data usage is increasing when I check the My Verizon app. When I go into further details however, it shows that I have 0 GB of data used (I'm under the impression that means 0GB of mobile phone usage)

I'm running a Raspberry Pi 3B+ with RM502Q-AE hat from waveshare. Initially at first I wasn't able to get Verizon running on my setup but running the AT command

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AT+QNWPREFCFG="nr5g_disable_mode",1

(this disables 5G SA mode, but 5G NSA is enabled) allowed me to get it running.

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[rigbuilder]

this post was made several days ago but was just approved. since then i've realized that having a hotspot only plan will prevent me from switching to a device data bucket, so i switched to a tablet plan.

but as of now on the tablet plan, i'm not getting any reporting of data usage for neither the tablet or hotspot data, however, when I check the data logs on the Verizon website its showing I am using data, so I'm concerned that my data usage is being recorded but I don't know how much data i've actually used on Verizon's app/website.

or its possible i can be getting unlimited data since m data usage isn't increasing. will post any updates as to what eventually happens in the near future.

[kelteknw]

Any update