Clarification on packet data log

I understand the Packet Data logs can remember upto last 30 days. What I don't
understand is are they rotating logs or do they reset to zero every 30 days. To take
an example: if I use exactly 1MB every day and my log setting is set to 30 days. After
40 days ...
- with rotating logs, I'll see 30 MB usage
- with reset-to-zero logs, I'll see 10 MB usage
So which one is it ? I'm using C5-00 on 032.010 if that matters. Thanks.

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