ChatterBank4 mins ago
Mobile Data Allowance.
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As a recent adopter of mobile tech, fifties child, can anyone tell me if receiving emails on my smartphone uses any of my data allowance. Many thanks in advance.
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Yes it does. Each email uses approximatel y 100 kB of data.
22:11 Wed 30th Mar 2016
From the smallest:
1 byte
1024 bytes = 1kb (kilobytes)
1024 kb = 1 mg (megabyte)
1024 mb = 1 gb (gigabyte)
1024 gb = 1 tb (terabyte)
Generally, web browsing and emails use small amounts of data whilst watching video (or tv) uses lots. Some games use a lot of data, too.
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1 byte
1024 bytes = 1kb (kilobytes)
1024 kb = 1 mg (megabyte)
1024 mb = 1 gb (gigabyte)
1024 gb = 1 tb (terabyte)
Generally, web browsing and emails use small amounts of data whilst watching video (or tv) uses lots. Some games use a lot of data, too.
Good guide here:
http://
What is your current data allowance? I currently have 500 mb per month as I am using wifi at home and work a lot but that is plenty for emails whilst I'm out and about. I leave my mobile data switched on but like most modern phones it connects to wifi automatically when I am at home and work.
I would think twice about streaming video when not connected to wifi, though.
I would think twice about streaming video when not connected to wifi, though.