Ah should have mentioned that's calls and texts too, but yeah depends on the month sometimes its way more sometimes less. On a bus watching shows is usually the data eater.

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I tend to read the same book for several days in a row before going to the next. I mostly switch because something super tense is happening in the first one and I need a reprieve. I'm definitely not reading multiple books in the same day!

only if it's about Korea, India, Japan and Colombia/Argentina.

I guess it depends on your circumstances. I have WiFi at home where I both work and spend most of my free time, so while I used like 100mb of mobile data last month, I have over 60GB of WiFi usage.

I tend to use 400-450GB/month. Facetime 8-12 hrs per day on data.

Those plans also exist in Portugal. They’re pretty discriminatory tho, despite the majority of consumers loving it. Telecommunications companies aren’t legally entitled (or at least shouldn’t) to tell you which apps are or aren’t worthy of free mobile data.

I just got a text warning me that I’ve used 80% of my data. I have 40GB.

€15/4gb in Belgium. I am appalled

I do, sort of. Rs 249 for 1.5 GB/ day for 28 days.

Man, that must suck in Cuba. $3 per GB is a lot especially with low purchasing power.

Not really misleading, it is for the price per gb, I think it would if they were talking about overall data prices. But most likely they also have better deals in the data plans out there. Also from Panama though, I wanted to ask, which data provider u use? I am planning on swapping but I don't know which one to chose.

I live in Panama and pay $5 a week for unlimited data. I use on average 12GB per week of mobile data so this chart is a little misleading. According to these prices I would be paying upwards of $40 a week

We usually buy a specific amount of GBs

You buy like 4GB for a few bucks, when it's over you buy more

In Brazil it really is pocket change

Yea also that.. what were rich people doing in the 1750s that caused so much CO2 emissions? I assume back the most emissions were from fires, and fires were not only from rich people

Das weiß ich. Wird zeit das sich diese Chinesen und Inder ein bisschen zurückhalten in ihrem Konsum /s

According to the graph Ireland has 1.5 euro per GB, so for 15 euro per month be worth it you would have to use more than 10GB of mobile data per month.

Do you guys actually use that much? Lol

There are actually all Max Martin songs:

• Blank Space
• Shake it Off
• Wildest Dreams
• I Knew you Were Trouble
• Delicate
• We Are Never Getting Back Together

There are two artists on this list.

No dating connection between Ross and Monica? Seems like they could have added some dating story there.

I've never seen the show.

Both graphs are necessary to understand the whole problem. The suggested one and this one. A third one with income distribution over the world would aso be good.

The thing that gives a wrong picture is not necessarily the graph itself. It's just context that's missing.

There is one misleading part of the graph though. For Years before at least 1920 there is no clear data on carbon footprint. So this data is speculative and falsely accentuates the change in caron footprint that's happening now.

Germany. Right next to mexiko. I am not surprised. we are soooo bad with this.

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Wait is it really that much? In France I pay like 10 bucks for 80gb

At least in Brazil it’s really common to pay by the gb

So basically the average first world countryman is dropping below the average developing countryman?