Xbox One Data Usage (single player)

Do you have your console set to Instant On or Energy Saving? If the former then the console will be updating games in the background.

Try turning the console to Energy Saving and see if that makes a difference.

Hey LadyJadey,

Thanks for posting, and sorry to see the high bandwidth usage! Has your Xbox One's data usage looked accurate after 5/31? This may have been a visual bug, and your Xbox One console most likely has not reached anywhere near 3,600 TB of data usage. The most
reliable tool to check internet usage will be through your ISP. Any bandwidth usage your Xbox One console actually uses will reflect on the ISP side. I would not worry about your Xbox One console using that much data unless your ISP is reflecting the same
amount of usage.

Hope this helps clear up the issue!

Xbox Live Gold is required for online multiplayer content. Games you purchase that have single-player components do not require Xbox Live Gold to run in single-player or other offline modes (like couch co-op). However, games with significant online components
(like Overwatch and Fortnite) will require Gold as part of their usage.

Kind of a tricky question to answer accurately because data usage in online gaming can vary a lot. Hosting the match, having more players in the match, more people using voice chat will all raise the amount of data being downloaded/uploaded. If possible,
the best thing to do is measure the bandwidth usage while gaming over a number of hours and then calculate an average per hour. I don't know how to measure bandwidth usage on an Xbox 360 though.

Remember: if you obtain such an item, it is not allowed in multiplayer modes. Restrict usage of such items in single player. As the posters above said, you won't obtain it here. Your best bet is to play a lot of games and ask someone who has it for one or
something. Please ensure you keep it in single player for your own personal enjoyment and not unbalance the multiplayer gameplay because of it. Play safe!