Data-allowance

There are two answers to this question.

In computing terms, 1 GB equals 1024 megabytes. This is when you use the binary system, like computers and operating systems.

In terms of telecom, 1 GB equals 1000 megabytes. This is because most of the population and the telecom industry use the decimal system to make things simple. Although there is a difference of 24 megabytes between the two, the average mobile user will hardly notice the difference in their day-to-day internet use.

Here’s what you can do with 1000 GB of cellular data. Note that these numbers are approximate and may vary from person to person.

• 10-15 hours of web browsing.
• 8-10 hours of streaming standard-quality audio.
• About 2 hours of streaming standard-quality video.
• About 1 hour of video calling