Oh, I realise that, I’m not arguing with you and appreciate your insight.
But, I live alone in a small house - the vast majority of devices connected during the night are cameras, Echo peripherals, TVs and media sticks. I know how little data these are using. So, am left wondering where ten gigs is going when traffic is at a near-standstill.
As I’ve said in another post above, it really doesn’t matter very much, am just curious as to why this began about three months ago, when it wasn’t the case in the early days. It’s very odd. It’s also somewhat irritating as it puts the onus on the customer to a) stay awake b) unplug the router or turn off the device with the SIM in it (and indeed remember to do this before going to bed - and possibly negating all alarms).
In future, I’ll use my Irish hotspot from the evening on the first until the second, and gift the data as soon I am awake once more.
Would be great if data rolled over during daylight hours !
