Cut down data usage on your smartphone
Everyone who uses a smartphone knows the pain of seeing your phone bill skyrocket. Using the internet on your phone is likely to increase your phone bill a lot. This means it is better to cut down on your data usage. Here are some tips to reduce mobile data usage.
Get a Wi-Fi
The first step is to get Wi-Fi in your home. Try to get to Wi-Fi hotspots if you want to use the internet elsewhere. In some cities in India, few network providers are providing free Wi-Fi hotspots.
Cut down on videos
Watching videos burn your data usage very fast. Try to download videos when you are connected to Wi-Fi and watch them later. This also applies to music. Avoid live streaming of music and download them to your phone.
Avoid video chats
Try to limit your chats to texts and voice chat at the max. Avoid video calling when using mobile data as it can cost a lot.
Avoid online gaming
Online gaming is a very common habit while travelling and in spare time. Avoid online gaming as much as you can to prevent unnecessary usage of data.
Restrict apps
Some apps tend to work in the background to get data from the internet. This could include your Facebook, Twitter apps etc. Prevent them from running in the background by changing the settings so that you will only be charged when you open them.
Turn of mobile data
You can manually turn off mobile data usage when you don’t need it to prevent any accidental background usage.
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