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Sun 04-Mar-18 19:57:34
What does 30GB of data really mean?
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On a mobile phone contract with O2, they offer 30GB/month for £27. Is that 30GB of total down and up data? So download 25GB and upload 5GB and you've hit the limit?
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Sun 04-Mar-18 20:00:21
Re: What does 30GB of data really mean?
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What do their T & Cs say? Might be in a
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Mon 05-Mar-18 08:32:58
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I have a mobile data contract with Vodafone and the monthly allowance counts uploads towards the total used so I suspect o2 might be the same.
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Yes that is up and down.
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