Many open sessions
It very well be, yes
A rule of thumb is that an average user will use between 20 and 200 sessions at all time now a days with all the telemetry data being sent to software developers.
Basically whenever you open a website with adds, your browser is requesting resources from a lot of different add-networks and servers and thereby opening sessions, which should be closed automatically, but can sometimes remain open for a little while and when a new add is displayed, it will do the same again.
So if one of the devices has 5-10 tabs open in Chrome etc, a lot of adds will be requested and a lot of sessions opened.
And that is just internet browsing.
Then we have: Steam, Skype, Battlenet, Origin, Microsoft Windows etc all collecting data and communicating with their servers to ensure that you are online, connected and ready all the time..
If you want to kill some processes, kill some applications.
If you want to know what is using your internet, Barnacules Nerdgasm did a video on an application called GlassWire, which will monitor what your computer do and traceroute it so you can see where your data is going and which applications are communicating.
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