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That's a good amount of data use, but if you have 4k TVs with 4k streaming plans, download a lot of games or movies, or work in sound/video editing that amount of data is completely reasonable. 5 years ago, 10 years ago... maybe it was a lot. It's not anymore. You can use that without even thinking about it just by using modern devices and services.
My family of 5 went from 1TB a month 10-5 years ago to about 3TB a month in the past 9. Some much higher too, but around there. We don't try to use more or less, ever. We just use it.
They don't, did you even read what they wrote ?