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[QUOTE=&quot;JazzeeJ, post: 230936&quot;]A while back, Comast introduced monthly limits on free Internet usage, started at 1TB and I think it's now 1.2TB.&nbsp; This was obviously a move to dissuade people from using other TV/Movie streaming services and only using Comcast for their Internet connection as you'd probably exceed your limit if you watched TV and Movies solely from a 3rd party device/service.My question is, when you use the built-in streaming apps on the X1, as opposed to a different device connected to your Xfinity WiFi, does that streaming count against your bandwidth limit?If not, I can see even more reason for people to demand from Comcast that they hurry up on adding the Disney+ app to the X1.&quot;Does Streaming via NetFlix, Amazon, count towards bandwidth usage?,&quot; is about XFinity-Comcast Television.For other news regarding Does Streaming via NetFlix, Amazon, count towards bandwidth usage?, and XFinity - Comcast Television, see our recommended stories below.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="JazzeeJ, post: 230936"]A while back, Comast introduced monthly limits on free Internet usage, started at 1TB and I think it's now 1.2TB. This was obviously a move to dissuade people from using other TV/Movie streaming services and only using Comcast for their Internet connection as you'd probably exceed your limit if you watched TV and Movies solely from a 3rd party device/service. My question is, when you use the built-in streaming apps on the X1, as opposed to a different device connected to your Xfinity WiFi, does that streaming count against your bandwidth limit? If not, I can see even more reason for people to demand from Comcast that they hurry up on adding the Disney+ app to the X1. "Does Streaming via NetFlix, Amazon, count towards bandwidth usage?," is about XFinity-Comcast Television. For other news regarding Does Streaming via NetFlix, Amazon, count towards bandwidth usage?, and XFinity - Comcast Television, see our recommended stories below.[/QUOTE]

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