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Our data is being used up and confused about sources responsible? Texting is not part of the data so besides our iPhone and laptops what else would use this data?
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Anything that is connected to the Jetpack could be using data. Traditional SMS/Texting is not considered data but that wouldn't be going through the Jetpack anyways. The only way you would rack up data from texting would be if you are using a texting app that sends messages over the internet and not via your phone number.
What you need to do is setup network usage or data monitors on the various devices that are connected to the Jetpack. If its a PC or a phone then chances are you can rig up a monitor directly on that device. If its a smart appliance like a TV, thermo or security system then you would need the assistance of a router that can run monitor software for you. Monitors are only as good as the traffic that passes through them so you need to explore your options and setup traps to capture the traffic accordingly.
A good place to start on windows PCs is something called Glasswire.
You should be able to look at a list of connected devices on your jetpack display... or by going to http://my.jetpack on a connected laptop.
It has been awhile since I have used Directv, but if I remember correctly it requires a broadband connection to work. If you are using the jetpack as your broadband connection it will be using your data allowance.
Anything that is connected to the Jetpack could be using data. Traditional SMS/Texting is not considered data but that wouldn't be going through the Jetpack anyways. The only way you would rack up data from texting would be if you are using a texting app that sends messages over the internet and not via your phone number.
What you need to do is setup network usage or data monitors on the various devices that are connected to the Jetpack. If its a PC or a phone then chances are you can rig up a monitor directly on that device. If its a smart appliance like a TV, thermo or security system then you would need the assistance of a router that can run monitor software for you. Monitors are only as good as the traffic that passes through them so you need to explore your options and setup traps to capture the traffic accordingly.
A good place to start on windows PCs is something called Glasswire.