Can I sue my ISP because they claim I have 1000GB download but

I don't know
From what I heard any ISP is rounding available data you have
It was maybe written on your contract in that case you can't do anything

>>18143606
you will go into a lot of fucking debt even if you win your silly lawsuit

also the judge is probably going to be 60+ and they're going to get pissed that you're wasting the courts time with silly technicalities

>>18143606
Since the only way to max that out on yourown is torrenting 24/7 I advice against it .. consider it collateral damage and enjoy your pirated flicks

>>18143606
1000MB is 1 GB

You're thinking of mebibytes and gibibytes where:
1024 MiB is 1GiB.

Mega and Giga are decimal prefixes, 10^6 and 10^9 respectively.

Mebi and Gibi are binary prefixes, 2^20 and 2^30 respectively.

More often that not though, when something is listed as GB on your computer, it's actually in GiB.

>>18143606
I believe they claim it to be a "Gb". Notice the lower case. They're different. Gigabit not gigabyte.

t. man who would do research against lawsuit no matter how hypothetical

>>18143921
Same guy here

just thought I'd add 2^10 is 1024 which is why when you go up (2^20, 2^30 etc.) the next is 1024 times the last. In decimal prefixes (10^3, 10^6, 10^9 etc.), the next is 1000 times greater than the last