This is always the problem with speedtest; One never knows how much data it will send and receive and there have been reports of the cli failing mid-test and then trying to re-run the test over and over and over again.
Typically, I only run a speed test if I notice that speeds are low and before I even do that, I check my internal network to see if there is anything that might be hogging more bandwidth that it should. If one is having to check their network speeds more often than once or twice a day (at most), then there is more than likely an issue with the internal network and/or the ISP.
If you are using it to check for connectivity, use the Ping sensor and ping some public website. MUCH less data usage.
Thanks for the advice. Does definitely point to a bug with the integration today and consumed a large amount of data.
Just thought it was nice to have the speeds on a nice graph. Someone mentioned something had changed with the interval outside the default setting.
My internet plan it capped and did think we’d been using a lot the last couple of months. Netflix/prime/ps4 games etc. Had to increase the plan
Now I’m thinking a portion of this was the integration. Grhhh.
Had the isp router running with no tools but had it bridged on Friday with the Asus ac86u as the main dhcp now. This router tells you everything and suddenly saw the downloads from my mini pc for home assistant alarmingly.
Even though my router says 583kb for speedtest there was something funky going on with http.
The hour after I deleted the integration at 17:30-18:00hrs you can see the massive difference.