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Hello,
I would like to know what "unlimited connection but 8GB data exchange" means. What is unlimited, what is not??
Is using MSN a connection or a data exchange?
Could someone clarify this topic?
Thank you in advance for helping the student (a bit lost! :$ ) that I am.
I would like to know what "unlimited connection but 8GB data exchange" means. What is unlimited, what is not??
Is using MSN a connection or a data exchange?
Could someone clarify this topic?
Thank you in advance for helping the student (a bit lost! :$ ) that I am.
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Good evening,
8GB = 8 gigabytes of data exchange allowed (duration?, at once, each time, in a week??)
What seems to be unlimited is the connection time.
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JL, well, that's just my opinion @+
Getting help is not doing your work for you.
8GB = 8 gigabytes of data exchange allowed (duration?, at once, each time, in a week??)
What seems to be unlimited is the connection time.
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JL, well, that's just my opinion @+
Getting help is not doing your work for you.
LeGeek
Thank you for your clarification.
Sure, small hard drives are already 8 GB. It was just to inform you; I know that to fill 8 GB with data, you have to transfer it!
Hi, it definitely means that we don't measure the time you spend on the Internet but the volume you send or download. If we say, for example, "data exchange," then it counts in both directions.
When you use MSN, you're also exchanging data, even if it’s small (but if you start downloading files, etc., then it will go up).
When you use MSN, you're also exchanging data, even if it’s small (but if you start downloading files, etc., then it will go up).
A connection is a relationship between 2 entities. Thus, for example, when you go to a website, your PC, entity 1, connects to a server, entity 2, that hosts the website.
As for data exchange, this means that you can download either software or the data needed to display a website, nearly 8 GB of data, which gives you quite a bit of leeway.
I hope I have answered your question.
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As for data exchange, this means that you can download either software or the data needed to display a website, nearly 8 GB of data, which gives you quite a bit of leeway.
I hope I have answered your question.
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Hello
As it says on the pack, you have unlimited connection, but you are limited to 8 gigabytes for downloads. Up to this amount, it's free; if you exceed it, you pay (only for the amount over). Who is your ISP? Most no longer limit downloads!
MSN is included in your connection, so it's unlimited; if you upload files or anything through it, you count towards the 8 GB.
As it says on the pack, you have unlimited connection, but you are limited to 8 gigabytes for downloads. Up to this amount, it's free; if you exceed it, you pay (only for the amount over). Who is your ISP? Most no longer limit downloads!
MSN is included in your connection, so it's unlimited; if you upload files or anything through it, you count towards the 8 GB.
Hi
In general, a song is between 3 and 4 MB, so do the calculation and give me the answer, to see if you didn't make a mistake!! ;-)))
1 GB = 1024 MB
1 KB = 1024 bytes
1 MB = 1024 times 1024, which is 1048576 bytes
1 GB = 1024 * 1024 * 1024, which is 1073741824 bytes
So actually, 1 MB is 2 to the power of 10 bytes.
In general, a song is between 3 and 4 MB, so do the calculation and give me the answer, to see if you didn't make a mistake!! ;-)))
1 GB = 1024 MB
1 KB = 1024 bytes
1 MB = 1024 times 1024, which is 1048576 bytes
1 GB = 1024 * 1024 * 1024, which is 1073741824 bytes
So actually, 1 MB is 2 to the power of 10 bytes.
Hi,
if it's for SFR, the terms of use of the contract are often twisted, and it's better to read them twice before jumping in. For example, take a look at this link where it's well detailed:
https://www.cnetfrance.fr/news/forfaits-illimythics-sfr-repond-a-cnet-france-et-change-ses-conditions-generales-d-abonnement-39375318.htm
if it's for SFR, the terms of use of the contract are often twisted, and it's better to read them twice before jumping in. For example, take a look at this link where it's well detailed:
https://www.cnetfrance.fr/news/forfaits-illimythics-sfr-repond-a-cnet-france-et-change-ses-conditions-generales-d-abonnement-39375318.htm