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, ota transfer in windows just has increased to 100mb....what is the limit for android os?..nd why the above 100mb apps need ota ?

Its actually a limit for Data Download thru' Mobile Data. You need WiFi if you want to download anything thats higher than this limit. The reason is, though some users have 'Unlimited' Mobile Data plan most users have a 'Cap' and this limitation will prevent this majority of users from getting surprisingly high Billing amount..

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