Must-know Tips to Monitor and Reduce Data Usage on Android

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[p][font size="3"][font color="#ffa500"][strong]Hello Fellow Xfans,[br][/strong][br][font size="3"][font color="#000000"]Surfing too much on the internet or love to watch a lot of movies on Youtube? You don’t have to sacrifice the convenience of a connected smartphone just to save money on mobile data. Here are 5 tips that’ll take you five minutes to do and can save you a ton of money each month. Let's explore![br][br][font size="3"][font color="#0000ff"][strong]1. Diagnosing data usage:[/strong][br][font size="3"][font color="#000000"]You have to understand a problem before you can fix it - so start by heading into your system settings and looking for the section labeled 'Data usage.

[p][font size="3"][font color="#000000"][br][strong][font color="#0000ff"]2. Setting Data Usage Limit:[/strong]

[p][font size="3"][font color="#000000"]If you have limited data usage plan, you can set the monthly data usage limit to get prevented from being overcharged. You can simply do this from[strong][font size="3"][font color="#000000"]Security >> Data Usage >> Set data limit[br][/strong]

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[p][font size="3"][font color="#0000ff"][strong]3. Restricting background data:[/strong][br][font size="3"][font color="#000000"]Some apps just spend too much data, even when the smartphone is not in use. It’s actually one of the greatest features on Android, as background data allows you to keep everything updated and monitored while you are off doing other things. The deal here is that not every app needs to stay active at all times. Go into[strong]Security >> Data Usage >> Background connection[/strong]and select the app you want to restrict data for.[br]

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[p][font size="3"][font color="#0000ff"][strong]4. Updating apps only via WiFi:[/strong][br][font size="3"][font color="#000000"]This one is a bit of an obvious one for many of us, but plenty of users out there continue updating their applications over cellular connections. This is OK if you choose to do it, but how many times have you noticed all your apps were auto-updated without your consent, spending all them precious GBs? Hopefully not too often, but if this is an issue, we can show you how to stop it from happening again. To do this you just need to head to the Settings of App Store or Google Play Store and then select the[strong]Auto-update apps[/strong][font color="#000000"]button. Hit[strong]Auto-update apps over WiFi only[/strong][font color="#000000"].[br]

[div align="center"][br][/div][p][font size="3"][font color="#000000"][font size="3"][strong][font color="#ff0000"]Two Bonus Tips:[/strong][br]

[ul][li][font size="3"][font color="#000000"]Download large files when you are on Wi-Fi.[/li][li][font size="3"][font color="#000000"]Turn off mobile data when not required.[/li][/ul]

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