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From: zoara on 12 Jun 2010 19:03
Woody <usenet(a)alienrat.co.uk> wrote:
> On 11/06/2010 14:48, zoara wrote:
>> Woody<usenet(a)alienrat.co.uk> wrote:
>>> On 11/06/2010 10:51, Richard Tobin wrote:
>>>> In article<87ee99Fd6tU2(a)mid.individual.net>,
>>>> Woody<usenet(a)alienrat.co.uk> wrote:
>>>>
>>>>> I find that easy to believe. I doubt many people go over 500m of
>>>>> data on
>>>>> their phones.
>>>>
>>>> In nearly two years, I have used a total of 157MB.
>>>>
>>>> I might be better off paying by the megabyte instead of paying 10
>>>> pounds a month for the bolt-on as I currently do.
>>>
>>> I have used 1.4GB, but I don't know in what period that is in.
> > > Appears
>>> to be in the same time as I have used 3 days and 21 hours talk time.
>>
>> If it doesn't give you a date then it will be since you got the
> > phone.
>> If you have "reset statistics" then it will show the date that you
> > reset
>> it underneath the "reset" button.
>>
>> http://j.mp/9OoqBU
>
> Will it? I have installed the operating system a few time, as it has
> gone from 3.0->3.1 and all the way through the 4 betas, including full
> resets there.

Well, mine says it was last reset in April 2009 (which I remember doing
as I could never remember the date I bought it, so working out my
average use was always a pain). That's been through however many OS
updates have been since then, plus at least a couple of complete
restores from backup when I badly screwed up some jailbreak upgrades
(trying to be clever).

Since that date I've used 2 days 19 hours of call time, 2.5GB data down
and 500MB up; averaging that out it seems about the right amount per
month. So I reckon it's accurate and survives updates and resets
(possibly only as long as it gets restored from backup?).

-z-


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