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Update review-sync-history.md #38577

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Expand Up @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ In the event of a failure, Airbyte will make several attempts to sync your data

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For Airbyte Cloud syncs which [price based on the size of records moved](https://airbyte.com/pricing), we use the information presented in the sync summary in Airbyte user interface. As every database stores and compresses data differently, the measure of data volume which is used is that observed by the Airbyte Platform. When the data is in transit, is is serialized to the [Airbyte Protocol format](/understanding-airbyte/airbyte-protocol/#airbyterecordmessage). This is likely to be a larger representation of your data than you will see if you were to query your database directly.
For Airbyte Cloud syncs which [are priced based on the size of the records moved](https://airbyte.com/pricing), we use the information presented in the sync summary in the Airbyte user interface. As every database stores and compresses data differently, the measure of data volume which is used is that which is observed by the Airbyte Platform during the sync. When the data is in transit, it is serialized to [Airbyte Protocol format](/understanding-airbyte/airbyte-protocol/#airbyterecordmessage) records. This is likely to be a larger representation of your data than you will see if you were to query your database directly.

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