The article says an Australian mobile customer criticised Vodafone for what they saw as a “sneaky” price rise, after the company increased the cost of a plan while also boosting the included data allowance. The complaint appears to be that customers who did not want or need extra data were still asked to pay more, raising broader questions about transparency and fairness in how telcos present price changes.

From the text provided, the key detail is that the higher charge was linked to a larger data quota rather than presented as a straightforward increase on the same plan. The piece also seems to place the change in the context of competition with other major Australian providers such as Telstra and Optus, though the supplied extract does not include the full article body or exact figures for the old and new prices.