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If you had personal hotspot on in settings on your iPhone then when you connected it to your computer the computer was using the Internet via your phone. If you don't want that happen then you need to turn hotspot off prior to connecting it to your computer. If that's not what happened to you then I'm not sure.
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My hotspot was on but is there any way I can fix all the data usage? I'm assuming not but 93% of my data is gone already.
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Unfortunately since you actually did use it there isn't anything you can do other than going up a data plan (and making sure it's back dated).
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Agree with kaebfly
the hotspot screen on the iPhone clearly shows wifi, Bluetooth, or USB as connections for the hotspot. You used it, no one else's fault.
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We would love to clarify, when you use your phone's hot spot then it does pull from your data allowance. Please keep in mind that a computer will use more data then your cell phone will. We recommend checking out all the ways you can monitor your usage here: http://vz.to/1E9LJSn.
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