This is your over-view showing 181 downloads and 29.98 GB of data transferred since January 1, 2026.
These are your specific downloads. Each downloaded twice at the same time. This means your browser is opening two connections for the same file. Browsers can do this if not configured so they appear faster when downloading content. Our system counts each connection as an individual file so it sees that we are sending you two files and maxing your limit for the day.
To fix it. Open Chrome, enter chrome://flags in the address bar, search for Parallel downloading, and set it to Disabled. Restart your browser
The same problem, Chrome is splitting files to download faster but in your case you're also using an Android OS which natively does file ranging. Setting your browser to disable ranging will likely only fix half of your problem. You likely have a download accelerator installed in Android natively, meaning you can't disable it, or it's installed as an application. Based on your downloads you can see that the file acceleration (splitting) is only happening some of the time, when Android determines it needs to file range.
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You can reconfigure your devices or wait until I'm finished re-writing our file download feature, been working on it for awhile and it's maybe 40% complete.