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HOW TO REDUCE YOUR DATA USAGE ON PHONE ?



               


Are you tired of paying inflated mobile bills because of heavy data usage ? Are you thinking what actually is eating up your data ? If these questions have arrived in your mind , then I have a solution for you . There are 5 simple ways to decrease your data usage .
  1. Disable unnecessary push notifications ; push notifications can lead to higher usage of the data packet , as many apps generate unnecessary push notification . Many apps lead to some promotional content through push messages .
  2.  Keep a track of the data you use ; irrespective of the OS on which your phone runs . All the leading OS i.e iOS or Android or Windows Phone have the latest iteration to track data use for individual apps . you can disable the background data transfer on the basis of the data usage details .
  3. Disable auto-download on WhatsApp ; most WhatsApp users who are a part of different groups receive multiple forwards in the form of a pic or a video . These unnecessary usage of data can be stopped by disabling the auto-download feature . 
  4. Do you watch a lot of videos on YouTube or listen to a lot of songs online ?If yes , then you should know that in the bandwidth offered is not good and data packets are highly expensive . Its good to subscribe to a paid plan of a streaming service rather than listen it online every time and loose out a lot of data .
  5. Do you read a lot of online articles on your phone ? If yes then use the compression feature of your browser . Chrome has a ' Reduce data usage ' setting to make the size of the web pages you visit smaller . Opera also offers Max , a free data-savings and data-management app that compresses videos, images, and other media files to reduce the data . 

Please do give your feedback , and i am open to your doubts and question .


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