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I think that less than 1.2 TB is reasonable if you are essentially the only user of that connection and do want to sacrifice 4K for 1080p for example. Once you
by zinekeller 6y ago
I think that less than 1.2 TB is reasonable if you are essentially the only user of that connection and do want to sacrifice 4K for 1080p for example. Once you factor video calls AND videos (this is doubly true for homeschool, you should know that presentations are usually transmitted as video in real time even though it is silly as it is), you start to eat that 40GB allocation for each day. Add two people working at home and two schoolchildren definitely surpass 40GB per day even when they sacrificed entertainment.
- briffle 6y agoI work from home (and have for a few years) but have one kid doing google meet based classes daily (probably 3-4 hours per day), video chats with friends she misses, and occasional netflix for all 4 of us. I used 700GB with XFinity last month. If my wife was working from home, and Son was taking online classes, we would be well over.