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Plusnet - data usage
Hi all, a couple of question.
Could I have your opinions of PlusNet mobile.
I have been using O2 for the last 10 years, but not impressed with their retention deals.
Also how can I calculate how much data I would be using if I am listening to internet radio during working hours ( Mon - Fri 9 - 5). Currently I use between 3 - 4 GB of data every month.
Thank you
Thank you
Could I have your opinions of PlusNet mobile.
I have been using O2 for the last 10 years, but not impressed with their retention deals.
Also how can I calculate how much data I would be using if I am listening to internet radio during working hours ( Mon - Fri 9 - 5). Currently I use between 3 - 4 GB of data every month.
Thank you
Thank you
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Search the board? Advanced search, titles only.Could I have your opinions of PlusNet mobile.
https://gizmodo.com/how-much-data-does-your-streaming-music-app-eat-up-1649466894Also how can I calculate how much data I would be using if I am listening to internet radio during working hours ( Mon - Fri 9 - 5).
Loads of similar sites.
Why not simply check how much your internet radio takes now per hour?Currently I use between 3 - 4 GB of data every month.
An advice - if it's not news, just record it at home and then listen at work without wasting money on mobile data.
128Gb card costs less than £20 and can hold hundreds of hours of records.0 -
Thanks Grumbler. I listen to a lot of pirate stations and enjoy the interaction. But will take note of your comments, it might be worth doing it your way if it turns out to be expensive.0
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@edrushuk
Also be aware that Plusnet are a reseller of EE so you need to take the signal reception of EE in your local areas into account.0
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