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I recently added a Elipses 7 to my Data only account. I have been using a Jetpack. Question is, I don't need two mobile hotspots. Will using the tablet use more Data than the Jetpack in connecting 1 laptop? I'd like to drop the Jetpack if the data usage is the same.
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I hope this answers your question. The Settings are within Chromes browser. There are several, I use only two. ADKILLER & ADBLOCKSUPER. Using other will slow your response time. These two not only block ads in Chrome, but in Facebook, Yahoo, and across the web on search engine pages and other websites. No "Flashing ads", or ads that redirect you. I'm just using an old 2005 XP right now, so as long as you use Google Chrome they should work. I've scanned them and tested both for 4 weeks. No problems. At times it will block Adobe from starting a video, all you do is click on where the video whould be and it comes right up. I would think banishing all these ads saves data also.
If you need more, let me know.
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I'm assuming that I need to verify there are no background apps. running on the Tablet when I use it as a hotspot. Facebook and Gmail are typical culprits, but not sure if they would make much diff.
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Done, I found that trick in FB a while back on the Auto play. Google Chrome also allows you to turn off all ads accross the Net if you want. Not sure if this is possible on a tablet?
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I hope this answers your question. The Settings are within Chromes browser. There are several, I use only two. ADKILLER & ADBLOCKSUPER. Using other will slow your response time. These two not only block ads in Chrome, but in Facebook, Yahoo, and across the web on search engine pages and other websites. No "Flashing ads", or ads that redirect you. I'm just using an old 2005 XP right now, so as long as you use Google Chrome they should work. I've scanned them and tested both for 4 weeks. No problems. At times it will block Adobe from starting a video, all you do is click on where the video whould be and it comes right up. I would think banishing all these ads saves data also.
If you need more, let me know.