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AMAs Date Time (EST) Person(s) Description Weekly Newsletter Weekly Threads Day Topic Monday Moronic Monday Thursday What Should I Buy Saturday Saturday APPreciation Sunday Sunday Rant/Rage Flair Icon Legend: • • Individual Developer Company Developer Custom ROM Developer Unaffiliated Contributor Official Android OS Team Android Theme Developer Android-related Website Reddit add-on Developer Google Employee. I was using foxfi, liked it so decided to go full version, turns out the upgrade covers both pdanet and foxfi. I bought the full version a week ago and have used it to USB tether daily since as an experiment at home after work, to see how viable it is to use more often. As I had pdanet on the pc I went with using that for the testing. Will have to try foxfi next on the pc.

My experience of using pdanet is: Yesterday I played an online game for maybe an hour. Same for each day used. About an hour. Nothing else done online other than read through less than ten pages on reddit. The background task for pda ate up 7.8gb of data for no apparent reason over that time period.

Not an issue on unlimited but still quite wtf. I'd love to know what it was doing to use that much data.

No idea but it makes me wary of using it again without some further research. Games use tiny amounts of data to communicate player actions so it is a concern as to what pdanet was doing. In comparison, I've been streaming YouTube while at work for 8hrs a day for the last 4 days, that used up just over 600mb of data. The connection is difficult to initiate at best. The trial version works instantly.