Does using Bixberry affect my other network or device activities?

Modified on Tue, 2 Jun at 9:22 AM

Bixberry is built to stay completely out of your way. You shouldn’t notice it running — your browsing, streaming, gaming, and work always come first.

No noticeable impact. Bixberry only uses your device’s idle resources. When you’re actively using your device or connection, it steps back; when things are free, it contributes more.

How priority works

Your activity comes first

When you start browsing, streaming, gaming, or downloading, Bixberry automatically reduces what it’s doing. There’s nothing to toggle on or off.

It works during idle moments

When your device and connection are free, Bixberry uses that spare capacity to help accelerate AI requests — and you earn for it.

No noticeable slowdown

Because contribution is capped to idle capacity, you shouldn’t see any drop in your normal browsing or device performance.

Usage policy

Permitted

AI acceleration

Smarter AI models

Powering business decisions

Never used for

AI training

Background workloads

Any other workloads

These resources are reserved exclusively for fast and efficient AI operations.

◆ One thing to know

If you’re using your connection very heavily for long stretches, there’s less idle capacity left for the network — so your earnings may dip a bit during those periods. That’s not Bixberry interfering with your activity; it’s the opposite — Bixberry getting out of the way.