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How do you measure these speeds?

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I use an app on my phone which measures the speed in real time as I watch vids online or download 

But I don't understand how or why it shoots up when watching fornite videos on Facebook but becomes normal when using YouTube at max resolution btw

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lol, that's just active traffic.  There could be differences in bitrate of the video, you're also loading other page data on facebook when you scroll around.

 

The data rates listed are nothing major, I don't even see why you're concerned.

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