Back in July, as part of its “Network Optimization” plan, Verizon planned to throttle customers on its unlimited 4G LTE data plan whose data usage is in the top 5 percent. Verizon attempted to minimize the FCC’s anger at such a move by saying that throttling allows Verizon’s network to run smoothly for all subscribers, even though unlimited data subscribers are few and far between nowadays. It looks like Big Red decided to cancel its throttling plans for unlimited 4G LTE data, as reported by The Verge.