Point taken. But if it was just a matter of when the reading was taken, surely over the long term, say four or five months, the two figures - the iPhone figure and the AT&T figure - should just about match each other. And they don't. Every month, the AT&T figure for how much data I have used is significantly greater than the iPhone figure.
--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, "Donald" <xlnt74@...> wrote:
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> I would be very surprised if the time you reset your data usage coinsides with when AT&T restarts their count. AT&T doesn't track data instantly, it lags real usage by some amount. That is apparent by comparing the stats in tha AT&T app to actual usage. I don't think there is a way to accuratly compare one to the other.
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> --- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, "RJMcW" <rjmcw@> wrote:
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> > My cellphone-bill cycle starts on the third of the month. Each month, on the third of the month, I reset my iPhone cellular-usage log to zero, using the "reset statistics" button under "Settings/General/Usage/Cellular Usage."
> > By the end of the month, the ATT figure for how much data I have used is always significantly more than the iPhone itself tells me, sometimes as much as 200 megabytes more. How is this possible?
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