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Going over your internet data cap could cost you, depending on which provider you have. Keep up with who does and doesn’t have data caps.
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Data caps
The limits a provider sets on the amount of data you’re able to use while online
Download speeds
Transfers data to your home for activities like streaming, shopping and browsing social media
Mbps (Megabits per second)
A unit of measurement used to indicate download and upload speeds
Upload speeds
Transfer data from your home for activities like video calls, uploading large files, working on online documents and live gaming