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I'm Sheamus burn from cnet and if your family's thirsty for data this video is for you I'm going to explain the difference between a typical setup where every device in your house has its own data plan and then you want your family plans and how they could save you money how do these days really is a lot like water you never want to live without it everybody in the modern world absolutely needs it in a typical setup you might have for family members each with their own glass of data now some might be slightly larger than others but in the end what you get is what you get here we have a boring dad he's all business it's just a little bit of email a little bit of a better documents a few attachments look it's really it's gonna be an easy month for dad no problem mom she's a designer she works with a lot of photos she's posting a lot of images into her colleagues and social man looking a lot of image galleries but look she's gonna be fine really in the end of the month then we have their two daughters they are all over social all day they're playing games there aren't you chip it's really isn't gonna last yeah that's it it's over I've done they're out of data but it's only halfway through the month what are they gonna do look then started right here they're not allowed to have it that's in a separate part of the whole account if they want more more water they can't have any of this if you want more than under a standard setup you have to buy yourself a new bottle of data and you can't share this data with anybody else you top yourself up and if you didn't need all of the data then that's just bad luck and that was a ten dollar bottle of data switch to a new family plan and suddenly you have one big jug of data to pour from dad takes his little sips mum has enough to get her through the month and the kids can keep topping up all month long it is one jug one price just pick the right size joke to suit your family to sum up check your monthly bills right now and see how much you're paying all up for your data and whether a family plan might suit well to get that delicious data where it's needed most to find out more news reviews and how to's don't forget to check out cnet com