[Snap] Snap usage meter, different values

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skewt

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#106755 31-Jul-2012 11:36

I notice on the snap usage meter page that its showing two different total values,

Is there a reason that the values are different?

From the main usage page:

If I click the text for a breakdown, I get:

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#664472 31-Jul-2012 11:52

The breakdown includes zero rated data? (youtube if you have it, steam, etc?)

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#664529 31-Jul-2012 12:59

Haven't got the unlimited Youtube active at the moment
Also haven't used Steam or iSky (unsure what else is zero rated)

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#664889 31-Jul-2012 20:03

Interesting, would be good to know then; On my breakdown it matches pretty close to what I've downloaded from steam. Would be nice to know what else is currently zero rated. According to this thread: http://www.geekzone.co.nz/forums.asp?forumid=90&topicid=100104

It was:

Sky - www.isky.co.nz,
Steam - when using Snap's Steam content server (Please note, this is controlled by steam and it chooses which content server to download from)
Quickflix - www.quickflix.co.nz (coming soon)
Google - (with our "All you can eat add-on")
Youtube - (with our "All you can eat add-on")
tvnzondemand (www.tvnzondemand.co.nz) - Not this one any more

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#666250 2-Aug-2012 14:33

Have asked before myself, and never got a reply.

I just use the first page as the value to look at, seems to be the one that the % is applied on and thus the cap.