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Understanding Data Usage

It can be challenging to pinpoint your exact data usage, but on average, households consume around 500GB of data each month, and this figure tends to increase annually.

Activity	Data
Streaming in Standard Quality for 2 hours	1 GB
Streaming in HD Quality for 2 hours	4 GB
Streaming in 4K Quality for 2 hours	16 GB
Music streaming for 2 hours	1 GB
Receiving approximately 120 emails per day	0.5 GB
Spending 2 hours daily on social media	0.5 GB
1 hour of video conferencing or FaceTime	2 GB
6 hours of web browsing	1 GB
Operating smart home devices (e.g., security cameras) for 8 hours	16 GB
Gaming for 2 hours (excluding downloads)	1 GB

Additional Considerations
The average household typically uses Netflix for about 2 hours a day.
Downloading Call of Duty requires approximately 120GB of data.
Device and computer updates may demand 50GB or more of data.
Data consumption by security systems varies based on your specific settings.

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