Now instead of 20 X 5mbps, you'll be getting 20 X 48kbps. So if they throttle you at 10GB, you're going to get throttled at 10GB, regardless of whether you downloaded in 1 stream or 20. Which quota? Your download quota? Whether you download in a single stream or in 20 streams (all a download manager does is download through multiple streams, so if the thruput from the server to you is 5mbps and you're downloading over 4 streams you're getting a 20mbps thruput from the server to you), you're still downloading the same number of bytes as far as the carrier is concerned. So encrypted or not, through a VPN or not, if you download 10GB, you've still downloaded 10GB.Ģ. They don't look at whether the data is encrypted or not (which adds a few bytes per packet) just at how many bytes it is. Oh, and your carrier isn't fooled - your signal goes from your phone, identified by your SIM number, to your carrier, then out to the internet, then to your VPN service - so your carrier knows it's you. Using a VPN slows the download - it adds at least one additional computer to the path (and usually about a dozen or so).
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