Yea just us two old farts. But we have a lot of devices as my career was in computers and technology, so not the typical old fuddy duddies. First computer came into my house in 1978.
8 hours/day 4K TV streaming, wife probably 3+ hours/day either phone or laptop, myself lots of Youtube as I really ain't into some stuff she streams. Computer driving my weather station and website, 24/7, updating my website every 3 seconds.
4K streaming, 8 hours/day = 70% of 600GB/month, thus about 420 GB/month. Even streaming 24/7 that's just over 1.2TB/month. Add two more people streaming stuff 24/7 that about 3.6TB/month... WTF are people doing to reach 10 TB/month?
I'm assuming that bar graphs everyone is posting screen shots of are from Comcast website? Spectrum doesn't even have, or I can't find, such info. Mine is generated by my router. Can you router track this data, and how does it compare with what the provider says?
My router does track it, although I haven't found a "total" for the date range. So I'd have to add each day's down / up together, then all 30(1) days. I was gonna do that, but after 31st. I've posted a couple times on UI's website to find out if there's an easier way, still learning the unifi router stuff.
The graphs are right from comcast, they've made it much easier to find sometime in the last year at least.
Ok, ignore the 10TB month, that was one guy intentionally "stickin" it to comcast. Look at mine for example, regular day to day usage, I'm even a stickler sometimes, but still can easily go over the 1.2TB cap. My work laptop was taking a few GB's per day at least, with Windows itself counting about 100GB just this month. That's regular usage, not including my work phone on the work hotspot.
Modern tech usage is network intensive, it's not going away, and even moderate usage with a family of 4 can put you over the cap, ez.