Lucian
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I don't have 12 at the same time, probably only 9 at the same time routinely. I thought it meant if the same 12 devices were frequently used?
I think they mean "concurrent", not overall.
I don't have 12 at the same time, probably only 9 at the same time routinely. I thought it meant if the same 12 devices were frequently used?
This is the case with Three for sure, for the other networks with device amount restrictions I would assume the same too. They’d only be able to check with deep packet inspection as whether you tether your phone or use a router there is only going to be one device connected to the network - they’d have to inspect the traffic to detect how many are actually being used.Well, when you tether via phone or router it's these devices that advertise the "connected devices" upstream, I assume.
Of course, if you tether a wifi router then Connect your devices to that one it'll only report 1 connected device.
People say they (isps) do deep packet inspection and can work out how many devices there are by other means, but I find it unlikely this is the case or works well enough to count but in extreme cases.
That’s very good pricing. Where did you get that deal from?Finally made the move and signed up to EE unlimited on an 18month contract for £24 a month which seems pretty reasonable, it is a 5G Sim so if it ever comes to my area I guess I'll be replacing the B818!
Finally made the move and signed up to EE unlimited on an 18month contract for £24 a month which seems pretty reasonable, it is a 5G Sim so if it ever comes to my area I guess I'll be replacing the B818!