14-04-2016 12:56 - edited 14-04-2016 13:50
14-04-2016 12:56 - edited 14-04-2016 13:50
I wish I didn't change providers! Ive had my phone not even 2 weeks and its telling me my data is nearly done! How when I use wifi 70% of the time plus i did as instructed by o2 and switched off my data when I get home. This is ludicrous. I may end up giving back the phone and cancelling the contract as im still within my 14 days.
on 14-04-2016 13:20
Ok thanks I agree a bit more data is needed 😩
on 14-04-2016 13:21
A lot of people dont realise just how much data youtube does use. The other user is correct there is a section on the phone. Menu - Settings - Under Wireless and Networks tap on Data Usage, might be in a menu labelled More - then at the bottom of the page it will explain exactly what you have used your mobile data on. Also using the options at the top you can restrict it or get the phone to warn you when you are near the limit and also when it resets (in o2's case on the generation of your bill date). But no a lot of places wont explain that youtube does use a lot of data allowance, but when you are at home if you keep wifi turned on you wont have to keep turning off data when you get home as wifi will over-ride the data connection.
Hope this helps. Sorry not meaning to come across if seems like im talking down to you.
Warren x
on 14-04-2016 13:24
Not at all warren, you have been helpful as o2 sed that wifi switches off after 20mins of non use on a phone and goes back to using data which I have never heard of in my entire life.
yeah ive seen all my apps and whos used what being the culprit YouTube loool 😩😂🙈
on 14-04-2016 13:27
on 14-04-2016 13:27
@Anonymous wrote:Not at all warren, you have been helpful as o2 sed that wifi switches off after 20mins of non use on a phone and goes back to using data which I have never heard of in my entire life.
I have absolutely no idea who at O2 would have provided you with that ridiculous explanation...Blimey
Veritas Numquam Perit
on 14-04-2016 13:30
on 14-04-2016 13:30
on 14-04-2016 13:31
I know @Cleorif 🙄🙈
on 14-04-2016 13:32
on 14-04-2016 13:33
on 14-04-2016 13:36
on 14-04-2016 13:36
Or iPhone WiFi Assist when it had that bug and didn't assist much at all....
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on 14-04-2016 13:49
on 14-04-2016 13:49
@Cleoriff wrote:Or iPhone WiFi Assist when it had that bug and didn't assist much at all....
It's not a bug though - it's designed that way.
You can, of course, choose to turn your wifi off when you lock the screen on android, but why anyone would want to do so I've no idea!