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Data Limit Issue Jun 30, 2017

  1. G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR
    Donut Jun 30, 2017

    #1

  2. droidjithan
    Donut Jun 30, 2017

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  3. shivam_adi
    Donut Jun 30, 2017

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  4. PRASANTH DAS
    Cupcake Jun 30, 2017

    #4

  5. Rahul Rajh
    Froyo Jun 30, 2017

    Rahul Rajh , Jun 30, 2017 :
    lol... 1GB = 1024 MB... pls use calc or Google for answers... the OP calculation is perfect.. lmao
     
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  6. G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR
    Donut Jul 1, 2017

    G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR , Jul 1, 2017 :
    that's the wrong conversion. 1Gigabyte (GB) = 1000Megabyte(MB) the conversion is in bytes not bits. I think OP messed up.
     
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  7. G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR
    Donut Jul 1, 2017

    G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR , Jul 1, 2017 :
    same answer as the response I have to Rahul. this is in gigabytes not but so it should be 1000=1. do the conversion on Google. it gives 1000=1
     
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  8. AjayTd
    Eclair Jul 1, 2017

    AjayTd , Jul 1, 2017 :
    gentleman, please listen to others , when you have asked for answers. They are right : 1024 MB= 1 GB.
     
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  9. erickok755
    Gingerbread Jul 1, 2017

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  10. TysonSP
    Cupcake Jul 1, 2017

    TysonSP , Jul 1, 2017 :
    No you're getting GB to MB mixed up with GiB to MiB. A simple Google search will let you know that. OP is right
     
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  11. G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR
    Donut Jul 1, 2017

    G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR , Jul 1, 2017 :
    Google it. GB to MB is different from bits. I have experience in this.
     
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  12. Sorigo
    Gingerbread Jul 1, 2017

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  13. kidiwigi
    Cupcake Jul 1, 2017

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  14. vestbjerg48
    Gingerbread Jul 1, 2017

    #14

  15. G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR
    Donut Jul 1, 2017

    G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR , Jul 1, 2017 :
    I don't know about that but any Samsung phone I've had and I think on iPhone too, they convert 1000=1. when I type in the data limit on a Samsung, it gives me the full 5 gb not 4.88gb. this technicality of 1024 is unnecessary and both are correct even though the common form is 1000=1.
     
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  16. vestbjerg48
    Gingerbread Jul 1, 2017

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  17. G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR
    Donut Jul 1, 2017

    G_Hasan_Asadi_XJZR , Jul 1, 2017 :
    I understand that. Its just that when even carriers post on their websites that 1GB = 1000 "approximately" normal people just assume 1000 and putting in this different conversion just makes it technical and unconvinent especially for a regular user without technical experience. I would love to switch it but I can't.
     
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  18. TysonSP
    Cupcake Jul 1, 2017

    #18

  19. MikeShum
    Cupcake Jul 1, 2017

    #19

  20. gokulrj
    Donut Jul 1, 2017

    #20

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