Both depending on what I feel like saying.
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One point three two megs
Not quite one and a half megabytes. Otherwise, one point three two.
just one-three-two, the point is implied
Usually the first unless you’re on radio then it’s preferred to read out numbers as each digit. “One decimal three two”
Either way
One point thirty two