If you’re an iPhone user who lives in a house with lots of Wi-Fi dead zones, you should really think about turning off the Wi-Fi Assist feature that automatically switches your data over to your carrier’s LTE network if your Wi-Fi signal isn’t strong. CBS News reports that a teenager in San Francisco recently got a phone bill for more than $2,000 after using 144GB of monthly data on his iPhone that had Wi-Fi Assist enabled.
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Wow, it is crazy that 144GB of data for LTE cost $2000, and the Teen used 144GB of data on an iPhone unless he is streaming a lot of HD videos on YouTube, and Netflix everyday, or uploads a lot of video to YouTube on his iPhone.
But, I feel a laptop, desktop computer, game console, or settop box like Roku and Apple TV would be better for HD video streaming.
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Wow, it is crazy that 144GB of data for LTE cost $2000, and the Teen used 144GB of data on an iPhone unless he is streaming a lot of HD videos on YouTube, and Netflix everyday, or uploads a lot of video to YouTube on his iPhone.
But, I feel a laptop, desktop computer, game console, or settop box like Roku and Apple TV would be better for HD video streaming.