lennyzx11
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Not a very clear topic title I know.
I have rural internet from a Verizon Cell tower near through a cradlepoint router/modem from my job.
It is unlimited but I don't want to abuse it and I believe that it gets throttled down at the tower if too much bandwidth is used by one ip addressed user.
So the question. If I installed one of those systems that you can monitor from your phone. I.e. Security cameras, home monitoring, etc., does this eat into your "minutes" as a constant drain? Or just when you log in to access from afar?
Thanks
Lenny
I have rural internet from a Verizon Cell tower near through a cradlepoint router/modem from my job.
It is unlimited but I don't want to abuse it and I believe that it gets throttled down at the tower if too much bandwidth is used by one ip addressed user.
So the question. If I installed one of those systems that you can monitor from your phone. I.e. Security cameras, home monitoring, etc., does this eat into your "minutes" as a constant drain? Or just when you log in to access from afar?
Thanks
Lenny