Hi Tom,

 

Unless you are doing a lot of streaming music or video over cellular 2 Gb won’t 
give you any trouble. One thing you may want to make sure is turned off is a 
setting called WiFi Assist. You find it under Settings > Cellular and it’s 
almost at the bottom underneath all your apps. In fact, if you do a 4-finger 
tap near the bottom of the screen you land on the information which tells you 
when you last reset the usage statistics for your device, swipe left three 
times from there and you are where you want to be.

If WiFi Assist is turned on your phone may use cellular data to “assist” your 
WiFi connection if it is not good and a few people have reported that this has 
used up most of their monthly data allowance in a week or two. I think this is 
one setting which should be off by default, but it is not.

Apart from that I really have to do a fair bit to reach 2 Gb a months provided 
I use WiFi when I’m at home which is where I do most of the data intensive 
stuff like downloading Audible books etc. Normal stuff like email, iMessage, 
using Safari, Facebook, most other apps and even Facetime calls don’t use all 
that much data.

 

 

Regards,

Sieghard

 

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of 
Tom Rash
Sent: Tuesday, March 29, 2016 3:04 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Need to watch data usage

 

Now I need to watch my data usage.  I have 2 GB per month.  I rarely use my 
phone for other than a phone while I'm out.  I notice under celular data that 
most of my apps are on.  Does that mean only while I am out and access those 
apps, I will eat up celular data?  I'm assuming this has nothing to do with me 
being at home and on a wifi or somewhere else where I'm logged in to a wifi 
network?  I thought someone mentioned a long time ago some app you could get to 
warn you when you get close to your data alotment?  Thanks for any help.

 


 
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