Uncapped LTE is a type of internet service that offers unlimited data usage for a fixed monthly fee. The term "LTE" refers to the Long-Term Evolution wireless broadband technology, which is used to provide high-speed internet connectivity through a mobile network. 

In terms of how it works, Uncapped LTE operates over a wireless network, which uses advanced 4G LTE technology to provide high-speed internet access. The service is delivered via a small, portable wireless router that connects to the LTE network and provides Wi-Fi access to multiple devices in your home or office.

Yes, uncapped LTE is unlimited which means that users can use as much data at they want without worrying about data caps. However Telkom may enforce certain limitation on speed and quality of service during peak usage times (6pm-11pm) when the network may become congested. 

Telkom's acceptable usage policy states that they may prioritse traffic for certain activities, such as browsing and email, over other activities, such as video streaming and file downloads. This is to ensure that all users have a fair and consistent experience on the network.

Capped LTE plans provides users with a set amount of data that can be used each month. Once this data limit is reached the client won't be able to access the internet unless they top up their data or they opt for an out-of-bundle rate in which case they will be charged additionally. 

Uncapped LTE plans provides users with unlimited data usage for the month at a fixed monthly fee. This means that users can use as much data as they need without worrying about exceeding any usage limits or incurring additional charges.