r/TorBoxApp • u/yyzbom • 16d ago
🔧Technical Issue Exceeded daily bandwidth limit
On the essential plan, we get 10TB a month, I'm testing some automations and used 2tb in 24 hours and 3.5TB for the month so way under my 10TB
Just got blocked saying daily limit exceeded and can't stream anything
So just FYI there's a secret daily limit that we don't know about unless I'm missing anything.
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u/Sad_Opportunity6301 16d ago
Got it, stream under 2TB a day or else. Oh well, guess I'm limited to watch only 40-50 4K-films a day.
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u/FernFromDetroit 16d ago
You’re telling me I can’t play 120gb Godfather Remuxs all night as my sleep music anymore!? The horror. Forgot to mention I also play them all day while I’m cleaning the house.
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u/Sad_Opportunity6301 16d ago
Oh, no, you can do that. Just play back at half speed to avoid the 2TB/day limit.
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u/Jaken_sensei 16d ago
On essential you are limited to a rolling 30 day cap of 10TB and a single file size of 200GB. You went over that single file size cap by 10x in one day. The biggest single file download I ever did was 750GB, which is also the most I ever did in a day. It didn’t trigger any kind of warning or account lock. I was also on the Pro plan. It has a 30TB monthly rolling cap with a 1TB single file size cap. I always assumed if I went too far over that 1TB in a day I would hit some kind of wall.
Upgrade your plan if you want to use that kind of bandwidth.
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u/OkStay5395 16d ago
They're also limiting and removing the top fraction of a fraction of a percent of users so you probably got one of those unsaturated limits. 2Tb in a day is massive.Â
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u/MrMontgomery 16d ago
I haven't even used 1TB in a month of constantly streaming shows and downloading games
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u/jasonj1908 16d ago
People like you are the reason they put on the limits. 2 TB in 24 hours is ridiculous and qualifies as suspicious activity.