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Netflix, Streaming Videos & DVDs

OnDoutside

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13. I must see if I can check out my usage, we've been unlimited data

Reply to hlthe2b (Reply #10)

Fri Jan 1, 2021, 04:47 PM

Jan 2021

for years and not only do I work from home, but we're streaming for most of the day. The last time I remember maybe 3 years ago, we were around 40gbs a month.

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Help. I don't have the right box on my tv for Netflix. If i put it on my computer [View all] applegrove Jan 2021 OP

Regardless of what kind of box you have, you will be "streaming" when using Netflix, you will be Eliot Rosewater Jan 2021 #1

As long as you don't exceed whatever limit you might have on your broadband (WIFI) data plan hlthe2b Jan 2021 #2

You would not go near 1.2tb, would you ? OnDoutside Jan 2021 #7

If you had multiple users streaming on their individual devices all day and night, you sure could hlthe2b Jan 2021 #10

I must see if I can check out my usage, we've been unlimited data OnDoutside Jan 2021 #13

If your computer and TV leftieNanner Jan 2021 #3

What broadband package do you have ? Netflix can work on low OnDoutside Jan 2021 #4

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WIFI is all you need. pwb Jan 2021 #6

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With purchase of Netflix Zoonart Jan 2021 #9

Netflix connects via your WiFi. procon Jan 2021 #11

No. Phone allows setting to access wifi automatically when at home Demovictory9 Jan 2021 #12

The only thing I know-- Lulu KC Jan 2021 #14